It doesn't have the statistical data you are seeking: What people paid for the house last sale, what prices are going for per sq. ft., etc.2 choices: Find another agent that isn't the idiot you dislike, or you wouldn't care it's with an agent.or:Get licensed, hang your license somewhere, and get access to the MLS yourself.Unfortunately, the real estate laws are what they are in each state.

Collect a good chunk of option deposit and give rent credit.

Until you pull there credit and relize they havent paid there mortgage in 120 days, have 30, 60, 90 day lates on there credit cards, tax liens, and collections from 1998.

I included all utilities in the rent, and collected weekly, or however they recieved their paychecks, just to keep it simple.I am wondering if any of you have tried this with single family homes that have three bedrooms or more, instead of just renting the house out.

I'd like to collect a few more ideas and examples for my site.

I would personally sell the mobile homes via owner financing and just collect the park rent, which keeps you out of the maintenance business and makes the park attractive to future buyers.

I don't expect to collect from a low/no income tenant even if I win, but if it helps another landlord to check their background and see the eviction, that's worth it.

This material is collected and sold to low income families that's in need and can't afford to pay store prices to maintain their homes.

Total gross income $575Vacancy allowance (5%) 28Non collected rents 28 -------Net rental Icome $519Taxes $ 60Insurance 30Management ??

My name is Shane Sanders from National Data Research Inc.