There will inevitably be some wholesalers who will be happy to put you on their buyers list.driving for dollars - there are a couple apps out there that will pull up owner info on any property you drive by.

@Nick Louie..your broker or lender should be able to give you a pretty good pinpoint if you've gone through the pre-approval process (take loan app, run credit, get income docs, etc. - that's how I do a full pre-approval). 

Anyway, I'm stumbling through using the iPhone app and wanted to remove a mistake post (or at least edit it).  

Last month he never set up the payment system and paid me through the cash app.

Investors I know, who have purchased single-family homes in the area, are thrilled.Here are the deets:By Randyl DrummerCoStar NewsAugust 12, 2021Facebook plans to build its first Arizona data center in an $800 million project in Mesa, Arizona, that underscores the growing popularity of the greater Phoenix area as a technology hub.The 960,000-square-foot facility is expected to support 100 permanent jobs and up to 1,500 construction jobs to build what the technology company said will be "an important part of the global infrastructure" that brings Facebook apps, including the hugely popular Instagram and WhatsApp, to billions of people around the world....Facebook paid $123.2 million for roughly 360 acres to build the center at the southeast corner of South Ellsworth Street and Elliot Road east of Loop 202 in Mesa, which is 18 miles southeast of downtown Phoenix, according to CoStar and public sale documents.The company said it considered numerous sites over several years before deciding on Mesa.

Hi All - just getting my first rental set up.  I'm in the Columbus, OH area.  I'm trying to determine what the best management software is.  I've been looking at ones like Avail, RentRedi, and TurboTenant.  Wanted to ...

I am looking at an app that I happened to find.

While doing research on where to find prospects to buy my properties, I ran across this app: Propstream - web site https://trial.propstreampro.com/reg.

Only in areas that are bringing in more money for tuition (such as private college/universities) would it be considered advantageous to ‘compete’ with a few upgrades (basically keeping renters closer to a lifestyle in amenities they might be used to)Perks here are -Minimal ‘basic needs’ updates only needed most of the timeRent often paid by someone else (first bank of Mom and Dad in a lot of cases)Never really a need to market property/have scarce renter poolA lot of folks are worried about the lack of credit history with student renters, worried about property damage and this is the key to help with that;-Add the parents/legal guardians to the lease and screen their credit/background just the same as any other renter-Get the maximum allowed by your state in terms of security deposit -Have utilities paid by renters (this lessens the likelihood of seasonal utilities being out of control)-Use an app/online payment system to ‘remind’ of payment due/accept payments automatically (like AHC deposit)-Use an online (or even via text on group with co-signer) to report damages/issues-Use this same app or text thread to respond to anything abnormal/red flag likes noise complaints, too many overnight guests etc- keeps a ‘report’ in to parents as well and can be used as leverage for offering ‘responsible housing’-Offer a GPA discount; this sounds silly maybe but it takes responsibility to make good grades and carry a higher GPA.

@Robert GamblinI make use of DealCheck app.