I searched the house online for some basic information, but was wondering if anyone could give me some suggestions of what financial specifics I should request from her in order to determine if the property is worth looking into further.

Of course, the basic always apply- pulling comps, check rental rates, tax records, look at the chain of title, etc.

This is very basic - any professional marketer will tell you this.

Job is basically the same beyond that.

Basically, I have two questions.

No company name (on the front) but it's obvious from the email address and website on the front of the card.My company name is on the back along with basic info as to who we are, date founded, business affiliations etc.I don't know one seller who knows what a 'wholesaler' is.

My plan was to sell the 2/2 and then keep the 4/3 as a rental.My hope is that the foundation work comes to no more than about 50k so that I can be all in on the 4/3 for about 75k and the 2/2 for about 70k.Even if I could quick sale the 2/2 and break even, if I can walk away with the 4/3 at 80k or better, it would be an absolute gem to add to the portfolio.One neat trick is that the bank won't sell them separately so I don't have to worry about competing against an owner occupant.

I used to be shocked how so many agents I talked do over the years didn't know the basics of finance.

I'd be interested in hearing about how other tenant rep brokers organize their day AND tips/tricks and stories about canvassing for clients, especially in downtown office buildings.

As for the trenchless repairs, I once saw on a television show how they were repairing lines in NY using some type of material that is sprayed into the old pipes and basically forming a new one, eliminating the need to dig up the roads, etc.