This is easy to do especially when its a home that you live or have lived in. 

Actually its quite easy.

I would go with the same terms you're doing now - whatever you're charging, just maybe discount for volume or for easy rentals, like A-B+ properties.I assume you don't start a company without any experience.

These mentorship programs are as much about access to resources (capital, loan qualification, vendors) as they are about education. 

Although I am a Realtor and have access to the MLS and can see old listings, I have seen that Redfin has been pretty reliable as a #2 option.All in all, you want to compare properties with as many similar features as possible and be aware of the obvious outliers, with the main culprit being size difference (You really don't want to compare a 3000 sq. ft. house with 3 bedrooms to a 900 sq. ft. house with 3 bedrooms).

Hello I just finished the audiobook of "The Book on Rental Property Investing: How to Create Wealth and Passive Income Through Smart Buy & Hold Real Estate Investing".I just want to know if there are any PDF's on the " checklist what to see before buying a house" and a PDF for other 2 things like - "How to make an offer and what to check before completing the offer" - "how to find my Karma points for my loan so I make it easy on my bank"Edit : Also the guide on how to do Screening on my Tenants if possible(the one that analyzes the audiobook)

If the Broker is holding the money in trust it is an easy transaction to refund.

Highly recommend them and they're very easy to work with and can tailor to your needs from full hands on with all repairs to just managing and letting you deal with that aspect.

This might still be a lot for applicants in a C-class neighborhood, but it will be much less work for both of you if they can do it online (again, assuming they have access to a computer and a debit or credit card).

Nothing is easy.