The first deals are slow, painfully slow, and then if you treat people right and keep consistently working, you end up with more opportunities than you can juggle without scaling up.

They are accurate for a complex consists of many recent sales with same floor plan.

If you think their income won't enable them to pay for rent, check with their current and previous landlords and ask whether they consistently pay rent on time and in full.

Hi great question,I too wanted to know if there is a certain pattern of format on paper to present to the Banks to certify that cash flow is collected from the rentals consistently and now I would want to impress upon them to assist me with further investment properties.How do I go about this?

Consistent rental income with no interruption in cash flow Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

@Jim K.I appreciate your response, however, your jumping to conclusions is unjustified.The bathroom consisted of vintage mid century blue toilet and vanity.

I went from closing 1 deal every 2-3 months to closing 2-3 deals a month consistently!

I realize from research this is a consistent debate, but I cant seem find a straight answer.Im just about to start flipping houses (Alaska most likely).I will buy my first property with cash and can do most of repairs myself.I will probably only do 3 homes in my first year which I will live in.I am not interested in becoming an agent.There seems to be plenty of fees between license,broker,mls,membership,marketing, etc.

@Blake Edwards hey Blake,What frequency are the meetings held and are they consistent?

Where one can consistently beat 1% price to rent, and even flirt with 2% if some sweat equity is willing to be expended?