Kris Freeberg if your investors are in the 1-20 unit range I have been using truerent.com$10 a month and I am happy with them.

@Wade Stahle if you're waiting for the market to soften, I think it has a little bit if you look at the inventory numbers.

The values have really jumped due to such limited inventory.

We split the loan interest/fees or perhaps we, the rehabbers, pay it all.Our tax question is, on a typical flip, your property is considered inventory, not an investment.

If so, you have "inventory that is available for sale to the public" and not "property held for investment in a trade or business" as required by Section 1031.Michael Lantrip. 

I like it because I am able to search based on my desired zip code then narrow down the search by entering in specific criteria such as bedroom count, equity %, median price range, etc.

It is pretty loaded question and a ton of people on here have a wide range of experiences and expertise.

(An example of a B+ home in a tertiary market that was purchased for $82,000 or so last year and rents for around $1,200 per month - not for sale, illustrative purposes only).You see these markets don't have enough inventory for the big boys to have critical mass, they are not scalable.

Counters and cabinetry features as well need to be incorporated into the design.I would install the range and range hood in a place with good exterior ducting and ample counter space on both sides.

I cant speak on a national level but in Texas inventory is low and competition is tough.