Fill all the tubs and sinks and let them go at the same time to check out the waste lines, have someone scope out the sewer line to the street, especially if it's been vacant for a long period of time.  

If way under market you may be able to fill the other units with a little clean up.

I'm in a situation where my previous tenants are a military family that got orders to leave 3 months into their last year and I really only need to fill the 9 months.

The market is filled with wholesalers who have much more money than me blasting signs and dominating the web as well.

Plus, I have to carry all the stuff up a flight of stairs just to get to the living room. 

Hello BP,I'm curious to know if there is a section on BP that teaches about how to fill paperwork like sales and purchase agreements, notes, options and other necessary paperwork that a new investor should be aware of how to fill them up.

Hi folks,I am going through a rehab and I'm trying to come up with ideas that help me learn from it as much as possible.One idea I'm considering is to have a form for any potential client to fill up with feedback on the house (after itis in the market of course).

Nobody will buy this deal if that's the case, or you made a mistake entering it.You probably want to fill in loan information, since most investors use financing to buy rentals.Hope this helps!

You can get a little more background on me by checking my profile...I actually filled it out AND posted a profile pic too!

@Tina MarieUse a Lease plus a ROFR, not "executory" See http://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/Right-of-First.htmlOnce you have an assignable agreement, then march the tenant to a mortg broker, have him her fill out a mortgage app.That is fair for all involved.And get the future buyer through a class on home ownership, likehttp://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?