I would say over the long term, on average, you will talk to 10-12 people in order to actually show to 4 or 5 prospects, and get 1-2 good quality applications; 7-10 days would be an average vacancy period, assuming minimal change of occupancy maintenance.It really is dependent on your local market, and the specific unit, as I have had MANY same day COO, and MANY six weeks or more, not counting actual repair time.

We offer both lending facilities and a Proof of Funds service for collateral enhancement.

They have meetups every couple of weeks, and it's headed by a high quality team. https://www.meetup.com/THiNK-Real-Estate-Team-Investor-Group/

If you do leave it, and have supply or drain side leaks, you end up tearing out all the other new work to fix it.If you choose to do nothing, and the rest of the home is "fresh", then the bathroom becomes a big detractor, and will affect the quality and number of prospective applicants.Of course, if you are just flipping, glazing the tub, surround, and sink fixture can make a HUGE appearance improvement for very low investment, and you can pick the latest designer colors!

Quality of the collateral.

I'm a Quality Assurance Evaluator for the Air Force by day and an obsessed REI beginner by night.

-quality of vendor repairs etc-response time of vendors-satisfaction with house/apartmentanybody have any ideas about other things i should address??

Through her dealing with the education system, she came to the realization that building her own school with a system that is focused on helping students of poor background to receive quality education.

As you know, those are nice and sometimes hard-to-find qualities in the mortgage industry.If I do another commercial loan (and I may have to if I build another 10-unit next to the existing 10-unit), I'll shop around quite a bit.

BUT I AM THE ONE in demand for my work quality to the customers, not the company.