Originally posted by @Jimmy Woodard:@Bruce Woodruff I'll keep it light in this thread :)You da man!

From the Opendoor web site:"Sell your home to Opendoor so you can skip the hassle of listing, showings, and months of uncertainty." 

If you say "expenses" are T+I, plus 5% vacancy and 7.5% repairs, then yes you will be below 50%.Run a QB report across all your properties for 2013 and include everything but T+I+Repairs, so: Advertising (includes internet access, web site, PPC, fax service...) , auto (dedicated (owned by LLC) and includes all costs for gas, registration, tires, etc.), cleaning between tenants, legal and professional (eviction filing, tax prep, etc.), management software costs, mailing costs (statements, etc.), capital reserve, utilities between tenants, HOA dues (if any), bank service fees, web site costs.

Brandon Smith is Da Bomb.

If the project includes opening up of the floor plan or expanding kitchen or remodeling other living spaces then it really helps the home owner in making design & cost related decisions If he/she can see it in 3-D. A

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Mike NA thanks for the tip, I will be looking into "red tagged" properties.

"Oh what a tangled web we weave when we first practice to deceive."

Also, be sure to list your business on the web and include your total business experience in your profiles.Take these steps:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2) In addition to your business checking account, open an expense and savings account in the same bank.

Tom your projects and your web site look nice and I hope they sell quickly.