I got turned away from Joe Calloway Deal TrainingI went to the event Thursday night and tried to sign in at the door and got turned away because they were "at capacity" How was it?

slightly off topic . in Hawaii, while on vacation we heard some loud yelling and and what sounded like a lot of domestic violence happening - I went outside and was trying to determine the location of it and soon another guy joined me who had also heard it - we discovered the room it was coming from and both approached to ask if everything was ok - a big muscle bound guy answered the door sweating and breathing heavy - he said everything was ok and that him and his girl were just having a disagreement -when asked if she was OK - he said yes - then the guy that was with me asked she could please come  outside and confirm to us that she was OK - I was a little taken back by his boldness , but was glad he asked - so she came to the door and confirmed she was OK and didn't need any assistance.

We've never seen him on sight, and when we knock on the door (maintenance, etc.) he's never there.

So, you've got 7 doors at less than $70K per door, and rents over $700.  

A conglomerate that buys 10,000 units at a time can afford to make $50/month/door because of the multiplier effect, but becomes that much more exposed if there is any kind of generalized downturn. 

It's usually a board member that just so happens to be home on the day your tenant moves in and props all the doors open, or blocks the driveway or damages the hallway door, etc.

I’m able to get projects done fast because most of the time I’m fronting my own cash at the front end to get permits, surveying ,design approval and sometimes even foundation completed along with several other deposits on windows, doors and cabinets. 

there are so many 2 family homes with all kinds of configurations there. the best you will be able to do is try and match the rest of the house, square foot, number of baths etc. you may be able to get away with a 6 bedroom house as a comp, 3 and 3. i know i am having the same trouble with a house i own in PA, its under contract but when they came back there was no exact comps to mine, we are in the process of fighting what the appraiser came up with right now, they came up with $38,000 under my list, but i know i priced it right based on price per square foot and whats in it, 2 family with 3 and and 1 bath each. try averaging what a 2 family sells for per square foot, that should give you an idea. then sell it to me for 100,000 less - just kidding, but you can let me know if you do decide to sell, I'm in the town next door.

Ask him to do it with the door closed.

If I can consistently get $100/door cashflow, that is a win for me.A few things to consider:- Agree that you need to sure about utilities.