I was viewing it as a way to get into a property when alternative financing is not an option and when the seller does not have the equity or inclination to seller finance, but I take your point that it should only be done by people with capital and capacity. 

That is a very simplistic view of the analysis that should be done.

Last weekend we went to Joella's Hot Chicken; wow it's good and there's a balcony view of the White River. 

Understanding that a good (or bad) deal is not only about the the numbers and returns, for simplicity let’s look at it only from the returns point of view for now.So here it goes, a good deal is one that hit’s the returns you are targeting.

Have a low eviction rate which will show your screening processes are good .

I personally don't use the app and just open BP using my web browser on my phone or Tablet...from what I've seen BP's website is very mobile responsive...Besides having an icon on your home screen & receiving notifications what benefit does the BP app have that can't be accessed from the web version?

You should be able to click on that deed on 1996 to view what properties are represented. 

The listing said that the tenants had month-to-month leases, but when we viewed the agent told us that the seller gave one of the tenants a 6-month lease.

Hi everyone,So I am currently screening tenants for a 2 bed 1 bathroom, and I am having a little trouble finding qualified tenants. 

What is the best practice to keep a clean and efficient system for screening peopl