People see the foreclosure numbers, and that banks are not even selling what they have, and then we have a whole new load (of REOs) coming on, and that's causing people not to price things effectively and accurately," Olshin said.

(Realtors) identify and take steps, through enforcement of this Code of Ethics and by assisting appropriate regulatory bodies, to eliminate practices which may damage the public...

I'm just assuming 50% of the rent will go to expenses (taxes, insurance, maintenance, vacancy, property management, tenant damage, legal fees, etc., etc., etc.).

But they won't remember it, then they'll jump on Google and search for Sell my home, We Buy Houses or something to that effect.

Expenses are things like taxes, insurance, utilites (if you pay or during vacancies), legal expenses, CPA, maintenance, property management, tenant damage, etc.Capital items are big expenses like roofs or furnaces.

We need to create incentives for 'mom and pop' investors like us on this board , I don't think the local cities are going to be able to effectively manage a large number of properties.

With a loan audit you could get money damages and/ or lower rate loan.

Talking in person is so effective, for me at least.

It is a system (technology) that was developed and branded as a product to assist consumers in analyzing their personal credit file in order to determine the most effective and efficient way to optimize their credit rating and obtain their financial goals.

What do we in the USA export effectively now?