These were intended to get you to examine and validate your statements and assumptions. $250/per CF is one assumption. 100 doors is another.

Or do they know which ones can be approved prior to purchasing the SFR?

You should have inspected prior to closing and then refused to close if the tenants were not gone. 

If the property was vacant when you wrote up the purchase agreement then the prior owner is who you send any inquiries to.Check your purchase agreement, were any leases transferred or going to transfer to you the new owner for the property?

I believe I had actually done a prior introduction several years ago, but I was never in a "good place" to start actually investing.

For these situations, we subsidize the utility cost as that is our issue and not the tenant's issue (we try to be fair - we typically charge them the cost of their water usage from the period prior to the leak and we pay the overature).Good luck

Jack Baczek the net operating income is 138,000 prior to the mortgage.

I would also request a rent-roll for the last 24 months, prior to doing any inspection.

I would also explain to her that she will have to pay every late fee and that, if you're using a TAR lease, any newly collected rent goes towards any prior fees first and new ones will continue to accumulate.I've moved due dates for certain tenants in order to help them get caught up, but case by case.

He's going to screen applicants from San Diego as he currently works for a property management company there but is needing to get someone in there hopefully prior to his departure.