If you want to call yourself a Realtor you have to belong to NAR.Zillow will probably be changing significantly because they have been relying on property transfer records rather than MLS data to determine sales prices.

@Ryan Garza I assume you work at Williams International.

You will find the manager, the monthly/quarterly/annual fee, and any transfer fees required.

I suggested that she do something to either leverage the property or transfer it to an LLC, trust, series LLC or something of the like so the property is not a target for people who would try to take out a lawsuit against her.With that being said, she is telling me that the condo association bylaws state that there can be no mortgages on the properties in the business complex where she owns the rental.

John Barry - I worked for a landlord in Philadelphia who accepted a years rent upfront because an international student couldn't qualify due to not having any credit.

The issue that I brought up with them is that land trusts, especially if the property is already in my name or company name and I transfer to a Land Trust really doesn't 'hide' the assets as they claimed, since they were originally in my (or my company's name), any litigious attorney can easily find out that I once owned the property and then go forward with suing the land trust as well.

Here is my breakdownin 2014 i bought a $120k condo. 0 down with a mortgage taxes HOA and insurance of under 1200next year i transfer and it seems like i can get 1350 to 1400 for rent.

I'm former military and I wish I would have bought a home in every duty station and then rented it out upon transfer.  

Most of them couldn't care less about your success, either.It sounds harsh and kind of gloomy but it's what I've observed in the past few years.Never trust that paperwork will be transferred correctly, never trust that your servicer will make the call, never trust that your attorney will have your foreclosure published, never trust that your contractor is going to do their job, never trust that the county is going to account for your payment right.

If you wanted to get s true idea of occupancy rates I would talk to/work with an existing property management company that have internal data of their own.