I called a client of mine and that same day I had them put it under contract, lined up the private loan and had it fund the same day and I collected my commission the same day as well.

With this data its easy to combine that with what you learn web sites like trulia and realtor.c-m and loopnet, zillow ,homes.c-m ect to determine some sort of valuation.

Depending on the place being a new landlord isn't a passive activity at all.True you might be getting 1% or less in a CD or bank account now and you don't get depreciation like with real estate but you can easily beat those numbers.If you have a few hundred k or more I would say triple net it a great route as you can hit a 6% to 10% cap and not do anything but collect a check.

If it is too old you will not be able to collect for it as they will say it is natural wear and tear and that it needs to be replaced anyways.

I didn't want to spend too much more energy on the deal until we got that data.

If so you don't pay for potential.If they are occupied how long have the tenants been there and what is the pay history and the collection costs??

Sign up, but don't pay, there will still be plenty of listings you can look at and get an idea of how others are showing the data.

student loan 120 days late (now current), cell phone bill (paid collection), cable bill in collection , paid charge off from a bank (credit card?)

Do you collect eviction judgments?

The data you sent over does not look complete to me and it is difficult to tell if these are actual numbers or pro forma estimates.