Occupancy is what the custom is in the area.

I read some things on that particular "system" and the reviews werent good, but mostly for customer service issues and people not reading the fine print.

The question then is: As time is money, does the amount of downtime trying to prospect for those few wholesale flips with enough spread exceed the time spent finding and putting together other types of flips, i.e., short sales and REOs???

They'll appreciate you for it, and you'll have gained a solid customer.

For example, if 90% of the homes in the list are 2200 to 2400 sq ft, and one of the homes is 2900 sq ft, it could be worth checking out in more detail--Set up a custom search with original list price and current list price.

They have to give the banks a huge discount on the seller's percentage, and most of the agents who do it are mostly trying to grow their name recognition and meet prospective buyers who may hire them as buyers agents for other houses.

And, yes - these are not working out as rental prospects.

Throw away the old storm windows and seperate screens that you have to swap out each season for these relatively inexpensive combo units that install on the outside of the window frame in about 5 minutes each (once you have measured for proper size, and had them either custom made or are able to fit standard sizes where possible).

Either way you do it I always include a 12% PM fee when evaluating prospect properties.

Can banks just treat customers any ole way?