The pre-screen idea is not a bad "method".

I'm researching several methods of determining ARV for properties in my area and came accross a site called homesnap, which also has a mobile app.

Nevertheless, in response to commenters' requests, the final rule provides a non-exclusive list of methods that issuers may use to satisfy the verification requirement for individual investors.The methods described in the final rule include the following: Reviewing copies of any IRS form that reports the income of the purchaser and obtaining a written representation that the purchaser will likely continue to earn the necessary income in the current year.

He even stated he enjoys doing it. ( I should have known that feeling would not last)I stated that he should be compensated since I would have payed the landscaper anyway.Nothing further was said.now 5 months later he is requesting that he be paid for these past months.I have three issues with this 1) no discussion about frequency, quality expected, or compensation was really ever discussed. 2) I only have his word that he performed yard duties twice a month.

My current property managers all send me listings that current landlords are selling.5) When looking for maintaining the property, only look at highly rated/accredited GCs or Property Managers.I have found that the GC or PMs that come with higher ratings, come with a higher price tag, but you get the quality you want.

What methods are you using to find deals in your market?

It also allows him to get his refinance ready to take you out as part of the refinance so he isn't coming out of pocket for that.For him you are keeping some skin in the game when you initially rent it so that he knows you are placing a quality tenant(even though you would anyway that's what I would tell him).

I bought the property for 30K.So get up-skilled in more methods of negotiation.

Sadly, money is the motivator for many people.This does not mean you must overpay to get timely and quality service.

Beyond the obvious quality of construction and code compliance issues, how do I ensure the tenant doesn't rip out his whirlpool tub when he vacates and leaves me a mess of wires and plumbing?