Based on my investigation and his ring door bell it being connected to the internet I came to the conclusion he has already moved out. ( I knew his family left already) called the agent and he told me what I already knew but told me that he’s setting up a short sale but I don’t think it’s gonna be approved because the property is worth more than he was last asking for.

I currently have found one through good ol internet searches and calling around to local credit unions and banks.

He had to shut his entire internet presence down and he still had a lot of renters that didn't pay rent.

Also remember that deal analysis over the Internet is just practice and could be wasted practice until you see what all the numbers mean in real life.

I don't want this underworld demon to continue living in my property and think she owns the house, I want to make her life miserable.This is my question: Is internet considerate utility?

As shown in the image attached you can see:(1) Yearly appreciation: 5% per year (got it investigating on internet)(2) Yearly rent increase: 5% per year (estimate, in contract)(3) Yearly Expenses increase: 3% per year (CAPEX separately)(4) Cash On Cash ROI: Calculated by: Cashflow of 1st year divided by Down Payment + Closing costs(5) Equity is the sum of yearly appreciation + loan principal amount paid that year + Cashflow - CapEx.

Hi Jimmy,Look at the billing address, cross check that on the internet to get phone number and call that number.Good Luck!

Good luck   I have always thought if pro athletes banded together along with their drive and competitive instincts the collaboration and concentration of wealth and incomes could be a pretty formidable group/association whatever.

Hello all,I would like to get some thoughts on whether it is worthwhile to meet with an attorney to set up an LLC and the actually contracts/assignment contracts to make deals work.I tend to be a DIY’er but an skeptical of leaning on just LegalZoom and internet contracts.Thanks!

I think there's nothing like "ground truth" and there's only so much you can find on the internet.- Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, before making an offer, I ask to see the rental history (where vacancies appear as missing income).