Thank you for all of your advice.The feedback I have been getting is that it needs more work than people want to do and the only warm prospect could not get preapproved for a loan.

Probably true, but not PC, and I'm sure the prospective tenant could have sued us for that comment if he was so inclined.

Supposing I had a limited time from the time I picked up to get you excited at my prospect of wholesaling for you, how would you go about it were you me?

I do have a lender that allows you to lease to the prospective buyer until day 90 and then sell it to them - though I have never tried it.Sorry that I cannot help more - it seems every fixer I get we take 90 days...... does not say much for me.

That market is pretty saturated, but it never hurts to open it up as a secondary cash flow prospect.

Tenants aren't always the brightest, but they are able to look at a few places, and figure out whether what they see is worth what is being asked when they draw the comparisons to the other properties they see.One thing I also do is give the info to a local company that sells lists of "for rent" listings to prospective tenants; that's right, these potential tenants pay for a list of available rentals.

I used to do a specific visualization that I would be thinking about myself pretending that I was taking prospective buyers and their real estate agent through my fully rehabbed, for sale property, and them saying that they love it and want to deliver a contract that day.

I need recommendations for security measures and things to help deter further attacks on this house.First, 2 of my exterior doors with new deadbolts were broken.

Shares are priced based on the long-term prospects for a company and it is simply ridiculous to think that management that has tweaked the results for one year has done something good for the company.

You will be able to see any civil cases the prospective tenant has been a party to, so will know if there have been landlord tenant problems.