@Peter Sik Is this the best class of tenant you can reasonably expect for the area and the quality of home you are trying to rent?

I'm wondering if anyone has first-hand experience with Masters in Real Estate Development (MRED) programs and could speak to their value.A bit about me: I am 27 years old and own two rentals (single family) in Atlanta.

Quality of work appeared better than other turnkey providers. 3.

Hey BP Friends! I'm in escrow on my first duplex (first property as well), and I'll be living in one and renting the other. Any recommendations for posting my rental property? Westside rentals? Craigslist? Zillow? Etc...

After speaking with Jeff (one of their employees), I guess its a direct mail reply for craigslist whenever someone posts something similar to your criteria.

Thus the most important factor in keeping these costs down are getting quality tenants who will stay in the home for long periods of time and take care of the property while they live there.  

Speaking from experience, for one thing, it really depends on what city you're in and the code inspector that you get. 

You can not program a computer to decipher human judgements such as appeal, quality and physical condition.

Let him think for a minute or two and don't speak.

If you wanted to go this route you would need to speak with each bank individually.In both scenarios a smaller or mid-sized lender is a better route than a larger bank.