We're pulling together questions to interview our potential team and I'd love some feedback on things that you have asked your team members in the past, things to look out for, red flags of who NOT to hire... 

You need three comparable sales which is: past three months closed, square footage within 100 feet, room count the same, in tract.

Just last week, we acquired two properties that were 3br/2ba solid brick ranches with 2 car garages and over 1,000 square feet.

The real estate is undervalued for now, with prime locations on average costing about 1,200 USD per square meter (about 110$ per square foot).

How many square feet?

Be sure to ask what the total turn around time is, as long as costs per square foot, etc.  

So I'm back to square one.

I get that in the red hot seller's market, one strategy is to list low and get a bidding war going. 

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

@Jennifer T. check local laws first and if allowed, you can bill utilities back to the residents based on a percentage of their square footage, number of residents, etc or a flat fee based on their floor plan type.