I spend a lot of time sorting and analyzing my farm data in order to target motivated sellers.

A large amount of Ca$H today is always worth more than collecting small monthly payments over time.

It's in great condition, has been remodeled, and it's collectively rented for $2350 per month for years.

Get a judgement and try to collect on it.

Sellers state they are trending upwards.Buyers state they are trending downwards.Government states they are trending in whichever direction makes them look better.NAR states they are trending whichever way you want them to so long as you use an agent in their membership.I say, look at your past and present inventory levels in your area and compare the data.

I have a 3 bedroom Single Family Home for rent.There are 3 persons (friends) that want to rent the home and split the rent.My question revolves around how I should legally structure the lease.I am thinking I should sign the lease with 1 of the 3 persons, and that person is responsible for collecting and paying the full rent.

Using city-data/craigslist/padmapper I'm fairly certain a 2bd/1 bath I can rent for around $550.

The app they developed is pure genius, different, and, IMHO shows the kind of thinking that got them where they are and proves again that out of the box thinking is possible, even in real estate.http://www.inman.com/news/2012/03/9/sawbuck-app-serves-real-estate-data-snapshots

For those of you who don't know how I evaluate ghettos, I only have two rules:I want to feel comfortable that my wife can drive to the area during the day.I want to feel comfortable that I can go and collect rent after dark and I don't need a 357 Magnum.Rich

This is the 3rd year for me of observing, but also the year I gather the data from most of the counties with websites.