One property I have up currently has been there for exactly 1 week, and I've received about 50 e-mails/inquiries as a result; but I've only shown the property 3 times.This is because a lot of people are tire kickers, and if you get past tire kickers, some people don't meet the income requirements, find something else, are lazy, etc.

I haven't received any phone calls yet.

I received back an acceptance of that offer along with an assignment contract.

As the seller, you can support the buyer in this effort by sharing the competitive market analysis that you received from your agent or by giving her the results of an independent appraisal, if you have one.

Talk a lender first and see what your options are and then you can pivot or adjust your goals according to the information you receive.

To make sure I am receiving the information clearly, are you saying to not mind the cranes and construction sites because of the environmental variation?

It's 10% of actual rents received.

I'm tracking debt collectors license is required and a million dollar bond.Again I'm new, but the advice I received from podcasts ect was to avoid KY due to the high requirements.I know your looking to network with local investors, but with the high requirements in KY you may open your radius up to surrounding states as well.My exact Notes:Kentucky Million Dollar bond requiredAvoid this state for note investingHope this helps.Jeff V

In exchange, we share in the future upside or downside of your home’s value.We are able to offer 0% financing, since in exchange for interest free financing, we receive a percentage of the future home value appreciation.

Do you have to attend a workshop receive a loan through them?