Knowing this should help me improve my offerings and do more deals.If the house looks clean and livable do you upgrade the cosmetics when the comps show these cosmetics to be consistent? 

@Louis Trinca yeah I am just saying that when starting out usually your number one goal should be generating leads to build up a consistent pipeline of potential deals.

Part of their income is based on interest they receive on the delay between taking the money from your tenant and delivering it to your bank over 3-5 days multiplied by thousands and thousands of customers.

I've noticed throughout all three builds that there isn't really a streamline or consistent method of communication between the contractor and subs.

Hey BP, I know there are multiple ways to building a funnel for leads, however, my question is to everyone, what method do you find most effective in generating consistent leads? 

Multiply that times what you will be charging.

In a single family home, it's not too worrisome, but when you have a multifamily property, you're multiplying the cost by how many units you have.

I know there are light, medium, and heavy figures that you can multiply by the square footage to get a ball park number.

This neighborhood rents quickly and consistently to military renters, with swift turnover about every 2-3 years per tenant.

Let's assume the property is 4 unit or less for the sake of maintaining consistency with residential loans.