With investment properties, I think it's even more important to understand what's going on because you can't just fix it over the weekend - you'll have to pay someone else to do it and that gets expensive.Also, don't lean on the property condition disclosure too much; in TN and many other states, there is an option to essentially forego that form if you have never lived in the property or if you have not for the past 3 years, so that's not going to tell you much most of the time in investment properties.

I will tell you that I took the Frank Rolfe MHU weekend course and it was extremely helpful.

Have a great weekend !

So this past weekend had a tenant move out that lived there 17 months.

To do this check december or Jan pricing for weekdays and weekends for that property, then backtrack and see how much of November is booked and assume similar pricing.

Or, like when a lender tells me that they would like to be on my speed dial, I offer and explain my expectations (I work on this business in late afternoons, evenings, and on the weekends) and then see if it works out.

If you could lock the agent up in the stocks for a weekend would that make you feel better or would you rather them ridden out of town on a rail?  

Thanks Vernell.)so-called 3 cash buyers stood me up, this weekend made me look crazy.trying to get quality buyers and advice on working out the details, what would any knowledgeable member do if these were your deals?

Most seem like recent graduates of whatever "dream merchant" weekend seminars are going on lately, so I attribute most of that to just being inexperienced than being dishonest.  

If you google Paul Moore (Ask me Anything), he has a one-hour call-in most weekends on Facebook, YouTube, Insta and they are very valuable on all things real estate.