Get signs, establish a branding program and hold yourself out to the public. :)

If it is a real problem, establish a policy that describes what you will do with overpayments and put it in your lease agreement.

Then, with some training, they can subscribe to NADA and be able to establish all the different values that apply to that home.Knowing the condition of the home, inside and out, is necessary to accurately set the value and that should go without saying.

I have done about 40-50 deals I have been wholesaling now for 2 years, I quit my job when I started doing well in wholesaling, but now I am considering going back for a couple shifts a week just for social reasons to get out of the house etc… I just find life is becoming very routine now that I am established in wholesaling and looking for something to mix it up a bit!

Contact me I would love to help you establish your inventory here.

I have witnessed and been the victim of many actions by the board I would consider questionable, if not downright irresponsible.Our board engages in practices that are not in the best interest of the HOA members and I'm very curious if there are any "HOA Watch" style sites that allow the establishment of a forum SPECIFIC for a particular HOA community where the members can collectively compile and share information that is otherwise known by individuals only.

I just seem to recall recently reading that those who rent to family members have special concerns, but I do not remember what the article said.I guess we would charge him about the same rent our prior tenants were paying to establish fair market rent.

Might need to use major companies until established person in place..Costly, but I have used The Rooters and the like in emergencies..

The other aspect is to add value to establish equity over time.Those that advocate these deals are usually selling or coaching the "system", I don't know of anyone who has a really successful business built entirely of such deals. :)

I would plan on having enough cash left after buying the property to establish some sort of "emergency fund" for the property and then always keep enough of the cash flow in reserves to handle future issues.The vacancy rate in the area in the area is in fact much, much lower than the 15% I have estimated.