I am looking forward to get some experienced advice and feedback here, since today was my first time touring a property with prospective tenants.

The prospective tenant said the case worker told her to not sign any leases until she has everything finalized (albeit she was notified since last august that this tenant was looking to move out of her current apartment).

We are looking to sell the park and have had several prospective buyers inquire about the possibility of subdividing the lots to increase the number of spaces.

The additional exposure can come from paid ads, prospecting buyers and brokers in the area, etc. 

I had a prospect inquire if he could obtain 70-75% financing for a joint venture that is acquiring Single Family Homes with a purchase prices of $200k - $400k. 

Prospective tenants and current tenants love it and like how easy it is to work with.

If  the latter, the long term prospects bode poorly for an area whose residents are either unable or unwilling to invest in the local housing stock. 

Consider the additional costs of paying back taxes on the property as well.Understand the after-repair value by utilizing comps in the area of the prospective home and you will be able to determine your bidding setpoints.

Prescreen out the people who contact you that don’t fit your timeline, and build a list of prospects that fit.

Super-low mortgage rates and the growing prospects of our economy gradually returning to normal are likely to keep demand high.