We provide the best experience for investors from the beginning by directing you to the areas that will have the greatest return on your investments in the most desirable areas for quick turnaround.  

The report, or lack thereof, leaves a lot to be desired.

And finally, I like Cypress and Jersey Village a lot and you can expand your search area to include neighboring Katy, Tomball and NW Houston and still be in highly desirable areas that rent well.

Your Maximum Allowable Offer should be whatever your end buyer will pay less your desired margin. 

I just received an email this morning so my numbers are rough, but I wanted to run it by the forum and get some feedback.I have an opportunity to develop a 4 acre lot in Florham Park which is a highly desirable Borough in New Jersey.

This is leading to a saturation of older less desirable apartment buildings which are fetching lower than market rates.Right now Kingston seems to be a solid market as it also has one of the lowest average discount percentages compared to other close by markets.  

What methods are you currently using to find the property you desire?  

Except for the Bigger Pocket's community...So I too desire to locate investors but I was told by a mentor that you have to play a game called hide and seek...or is that you seek and they will hide if you do not even have a property under contract.

In my opinion, there is just no excuse not to use tools that are free to you and friendly to your applicants.)Apartments.com does have this other listing two blocks away (I don’t know the area, so it may be less desirable than yours) becoming available on June 10: https://www.apartments.com/2-br-1-bath-house-2024-hill-avenue-middletown-oh/0wj61x3/ Unfortunately, it is bad competition: it’s a 2/1 SFR for $825/mo, allegedly “fully updated” inside.Incidental to the above apartments.com listing, I would contact the management company behind it to see if they could opine on your property, as @Bill Brandt suggested.

The other factor is having desirable properties and not a hole in the wall dump, that attracts trouble.