As you mentioned, I put my existing renter on Apartments.com and the process seems to work ok.Another question - with how long the ACH takes, do you have them schedule to pay before the 1st of the month so it arrives then, or just wait the several business days?

Economic Update(Monday, November 23, 2020) When COVID-19 arrived, all of us were confronted with an unexpected pandemic that upended the plans we had for 2020.

FINALLY the question arrives…I have a friend who is also a GC and can bring 4 guys total to do finish carpentry, close out fixture work, punch list bathroom work, painting and refinishing my hardwood floors.

It's a breakfast type of event - arrival time at 7:30am and ends around 10:30am.Here's the link: http://www.cvent.com/events/4th-annual-seattle-sta...I'm new to Seattle, so I think this would be beneficial for me to attend in order to meet people, but also to get a feel of the marketplace, as I recently attended a hospitality industry breakfast where they spoke about the boom of growth and development in the Washington State landscape; especially the waterfront area.

Like someone posted, the key is to arrive about 1.5- 2 hrs after it starts.

Earnest money check never arrived at the seller's agent's office.  

If we run short or something is wrong , the whole crew will sit and wait at our hourly service rate until materials arrive .

I arrived early so I could drive the streets and get a feel for the neighborhood.

Estimate the costs of all the major systems and such, determine their remaining useful life, and then breakdown a monthly amount to go toward your reserve fund to cover those expenses when they arrive.

It's also sometimes the case that local comps just aren't that great, completely possible in many markets, gotta do the best with what you have, and investors can always check their own comps to arrive at their own numbers.