We joke that our target seller is an older guy with a Nokia flip phone.

Make sure your business plan matches the target tenant (customer) demographic. #28Underwriting is the best way to truly learn real estate.Why?

Here's how it went down:We selected our target market earlier this year.  

Targeted annualized return is typically in the upper teens achieved over the hold. 

(We used to allow pets)A lot of this will depend on your property, amenities, target guests etc.

There is a form in CT (the market I'm targeting) that you sign, that tells you if the offer has been seen.

My limited experience with furnished finder is it is a listing platform targeted at health professionals. 

Now that you understand my dependable passive income process steps (location > tenant pool > property), I will list my "hard pass" items.My hard pass items fall into the following categories:Desirability to your target tenant poolTo attract your target tenant pool, the property must meet a minimum set of tenant pool specific requirements.Type: Condo, high rise, single-family, etc.Configuration: For example, 2,000SF, two bedrooms, three-car garage, large back yard, single-story, two stories, etc.Location: Where the target tenant pool wants to live.Rent range: Usually about 1/3 of the median gross monthly household income for your target tenant pool segment.Any property that does not conform to all 4 of the above is eliminated from further consideration.

I am a new investor looking to zero in on a neighborhood/area to target my deals.

We run our ads a bit differently than most do.We target one lead several different ways.