My initial reaction is that you are giving away profit centers you should be collecting on your own. 10% is not uncommon from what I have seen.

There pro version (more data and what banks use) corelogic is 150 a month.

My guess is that they do this when they think they have a shot at collecting something, but that's just a guess.

Did I make the right decision to collect the lower rent amount $1800/month hoping to find the right tenants?

He said that he intended to finish the work, but has been busy with "life" Is one year from collecting social security and has thought about selling it for awhile.

How do you go about collecting a judgement for unpaid rent?

However, his references give conflicting stories and there is an apartment collection for about 900 bucks or so from 2008.

I'm thinking of just going with a real estate closer attorney to collect and distribute funds and to make sure our deal goes through.Sorry if this doesn't make any sense or if any of my terminology is off - I'm still new.

If urban to suburban over 1 mile is not an accurate comp.In fact when I do BPO's for banks and mills they want usually within 3 miles for rural and sometimes up to 5 mile radius or less.Suburban usually 1/2 mile or less but up to 1 mile in certain circumstances.In Urban core they want 1/4 mile or less.The BPO companies and their clients feel even if a comp doesn't match up that's close they would rather have me make adjustments than go to far out of area where they believe the comps do not match to the subject.So I would re-look closely at comps and try to find better ones that are closer.Example if you can only find solds 1 mile away for 180,000 but no solds near you but actives for 150,000 then the 150,000 or less carries much more weight.The buyers are giving with the data that they will choose to pay more for a similar property in a nicer area and pass over the actives where you are willing to purchase.

However, you may use up your data.