IE a little thingee that will light up on their dash that says a payment is due and if the payment is not made the car is disabled.. and of course GPS tracking so they can take the car back.. the other risk I have seen personally is you get a bad dealer and he sells the cars pockets the money and never pays you the lein holder or transfer title t the new car owner.. that is right out of FARGO.. but I new a new car dealer back in the 80s that did just this same thing.. he was a new Chrysler dealer..

All of our move out checklists have pricing on them so that Tenants know what to expect if they leave work for us to do and/or hire out. 

—Uber founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick has taken the reins of a Los Angeles-based real estate startup, following a $150 million investment through his new fund, 10100.The small firm, called City Storage Systems, is focused on the redevelopment of distressed real estate assets.That primarily includes parking, retail, and industrial properties that “will need to be repurposed for the digital era,” Kalanick wrote on his Twitter account, announcing his fund’s purchase of a controlling stake in the company.Kalanick will become CEO of the 15-person company and expects his 10100 team “to be highly involved” in operations, he said.

It's been worth it for many investors, including me but it depends greatly on what your expectations are.

@Steve Lee ,  I used to live in the area,  base on your loan amount,  the numbers may be good but base on the market value and the possibility to repositioned your equity  in something more profitable   the numbers are not so good,  I really not expect that prices to go higher,    there are more options to put your 200k equity to work for you. 

Most firms will prepare a complimentary estimate (feasibility analysis), for you to see the numbers, of how much it would cost, and how much benefit you could expect.

- You can expect between 1-5% as an origination fee - also known as points.

@Alexander T NguyenWelcome to BP! 

You can expect to retain 70% of rental income on a decent property with decent tenants. 30% will go to taxes, insurance, maintenance and vacancy.

Don't expect the land to be cheap.The main thing that drives the price of residential properties (including multi-unit dwellings) is the location.Location, location, location!