I’m considering renting my current home.

To obtain an “outsize” return on originating notes the note holder needs to assume a larger than normal risk, or find a “niche” not currently being serviced, the note BUYER needs to negotiate a purchase at a larger than market discount.  

Put some pressure on the sale side since they're the ones who can legally request these docs as current owners.

When we acquired it for $125,000, we saw beyond its current state, envisioning a masterpiece waiting to emerge.With steadfast determination, we embarked on a journey of renewal, investing $103,000 into a complete renovation.

I am licensed as a broker in two states and in NY I was able to waive into my license with a current attorney bar card so you might want to check on that as well.If your eye is to working with investors and management, look up Chantal Duame at Good Neighbor Realty.

My background is in building, with a degree from TAMU in Construction Science, and I'm currently a project manager overseeing new construction and remodeling of high end custom homes in Houston.

That being said, the last thing I want to do is install shower heads that don't put out enough water - thereby creating an annoyance for my tenants.It sounds like the current standard is for most shower heads to put out approx 2.5 GPM (gallons per minute).

The current rents are $600 per unit, and the seller mentioned significant renovations over the past two years.

I'm currently in houston, doing good here but just getting curious about other markets and wanted to connect, let me know if you guys have any questions about houston!

Hello -My rental property is currently with a company that has shut its doors without notifying any of the clients.