So they get an offer and see the bottom line from opendoor or alike and they see profit they are happy.Now if they were provided a bottom line from and agent at real value without the excessive fees and compared that to an estimate from opendoor etc I think most homeowners would choose to save thousands of dollars vs sell a month and a half sooner.They are in Las Vegas and Henderson now as well.

I am however, open to comparable comps.

If anyone wants some boots on the ground or a local agent in the Atlanta area to help out in anyway..

But there are a lot more of those who invested successfully with significantly higher returns compared with the stock market. 

How would this property compare to other investments you can make on the cash you would need to invest to acquire it?

How do they compare to commercial?

I just can't seem to make the numbers work to make any sort of ROI that compares to the 100+% you can get with residential rehabs.

Not stuck in an office all day, everyday.Some cons:-initial expenses and tough to build steam (I'd recommend at least 3-6 months of reserves to get your business off the ground)-odd hours (usually showing homes/on appointments after 5pm and weekends)-lots of competition and rejectionFor me, it's been difficult but also wonderful. 

I’ve also started becoming the “boots on the ground” for some out of state investors to really get involved in renovations and property management and to further create networking opportunities.

I should probably compare if it would be better to get a rewards card, but always just liked the cash back concept.