I'm seriously considering purchasing an associate Homevestors Franchise to start on a part time basis and possibility turn into a full time ventuer. I currently own a full time business i started from scratched that i...

I have collected some initial data and presented on research that is based on tenant self-reports, but I am now interested in getting real-time business data.I am looking to collaborate with a larger scale landlord(s)/property manager(s) who are interested in helping me collect unidentified but matched data on screening outcomes, screening decisions (acceptance/rejection of tenancy), and basic questions about how the tenant behaves and your view of them as a good/bad tenant.My hope is to build a data collection process into at least one, but hopefully a few, screening processes, and collect data over a year, resulting in a research presentation/paper I can share.If anyone is interested in talking more about this, please PM me.

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Even less so if you can't even view the credit reports and are just relying on the Smart Move computer generated recommendations.As their current landlord, you already know how at least two of them perform as tenants.You already verified their income is substantial, more than enough.... that's good.No legal history problems... that's good.Simple fix for the collections.... verify that the collections are valid and have the tenants set up a payment plan with their creditors.

Hi, I see that this question has been asked before but I can't view it unless I upgrade my account :/ Pretty dumb right.

My view is there are some good investments and some marginal ones but they seemingly have a decent track record of paying off.

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No matter where or what property you are talking about the answer is the same; the appropriate cash flow is what you, as an investor will accept.From a macro point of view; SFR house prices are based on; location, appreciate of the neighborhood, condition of the property and cash flow.

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From a cashflow point of view this strategy makes sense, because hopefully if you are a safe driver you will never have to pay a deductible and you will have all the extra savings of a lower insurance premium.