Unfortunately, that's when we found out that speed on my end doesn't really gain you a lot of advantage with the VA. 

Wordpress websites can range from poor to decent based on the quality of the template but the problem is twofold: Wordpress needs to be updated constantly to address bugs and security fixes (which is a pain to do), and Wordpress is primarily a blog engine and doesn't look great for bonafide websites.From my critical eye, I can tell when a website is made on Wix or Wordpress and not in a good way.

Go with the company that has the lowest fees and best splits and doesn't require desk time (or minimal if any) unless you want to sit and wait by the phone at the office.

Hi everyone,I've just had an offer accepted for a short sale, which doesn't work as rental, but could work as a flip if the numbers are right on the comps.How are comps usually run, do they go on the price per sqft on similar properties in the same neighborhood, or is it usually done on the sale price of very similar homes.I thought it was th later, but when doing comps for this short sale my realtors were going off the price per sqft of homes in the same community.For example they used properties that were around 1200 sqft, with a price per sqft of 105-107, with a sales price of around 125-135k.But my property is over 1400 sqft, they're telling me That the market value is around 155k.

It doesn't account for national-level issues, such as the bubble and resulting crash back on 06/07 where unemployment spiked.

When I get responses to "We Buy Houses," if the house doesn't need rehab...I can sub2 --> owner finance, but what if there's no mortgage and nothing for me to take over?

The landlord doesn't need any excuses to terminate a month to month lease.  

One realtor told me I could rent it for $2,000 a month, but I just don't see that based on comps in the area.The other factor is, I have a good income, and thinking through the hassle of renting to MAYBE make $100-200 a month doesn't seem worth it.

There are some differences to note but some similarities as well.It is a lot easier to get lists in the US but due to privacy laws Canada doesn't offer the same level of lists you can get in the USA.

My CRM doesn't track site visitors so this metric lets me monitor site conversions at a glance.