In Colorado, the term appears to be acting as a transaction broker. 

Prices down here are crazy right now and doesn’t appear to be letting up with the yield curve flattening and cost to borrow long term holding steady (for now).

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When I used standard font, their system still spotted it and blocked the photo.You need to be careful not not appear to be driving traffic from their platform to a competing one or you could get shutdown.

There appeared to be none so I went for it!

Nothing unresolvedCredit CardsAt least one major credit card appears on credit report as open/activeChecking AccountEstablished in local areaPetsNoneSmoking Not allowedWaterbed or AquariumsNot allowedPersonal ReferencesOne local contact per lease signeeIllegal Drug UseNot allowedLongevityAt least 6 months in each of last 2 residencesFunds required 1st and Last month, plus security deposit due at time of lease signingTimelinessPunctual in appointments and paymentsHousehold sizeNot to exceed 2 per bedroomApplication Fee$250 to submit and run credit.

@Kyle Lacasse, based on recent analysis of these areas, I passed on two wholesale deals in Franklin; the economy does not appear to be diverse or vibrant enough to bank on (at least from my discussions with a few other investors). 

I do not count those as fully rehabbed.Everything will appear fine for awhile but then you get hit with big ticket items and the cash flow over the years goes down and down and down.950 per month stated rent and started net of 743.81 a month is claiming only 22% annual expenses.These lower income type assets tend not to appreciate well and are mainly cash flow only plays so it is important to get the expected expense numbers right.

Hense the almost final appearance lower right.

That would be quite a hit.According to this article: http://finance.zacks.com/relationship-between-stock-market-real-estate-prices-10244.html, it doesn't appear there is a direct credible correlation between the performance of both markets: ...there's no confirmation of causation between stock market indexes and demand for homes or their prices....The strength or weakness of the U.S. and global economy appears to influence both stock and home prices.