Here is a relatively intuitive tool I have found useful when evaluating rental properties:www.goodmortgage.com/calculators/investment_property.html

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Odesk has a handy tool that shows your payment history per VA.12.Don’t try to circumvent Odesk on fees.

I'm setting up my website which uses Wordpress as its blog tool.

That is kind of their “tool” they use to see what they should be able to sell a property for.

I might even fix up the electrical enough to get power up, since I can do all that, and the cost of materials is next to nil, and that will enable me to run fans to air out the property, power tools to do the "puttering around," etc.2) If that fails to make it attractive enough for a cash buyer, offer the best terms possible to minimize the rehabber's out-of-pocket expenses and facilitate the easiest deal.

But its a tool to essentially help you find out such things as the title and get good comps nationally.

Armando is such a huge tool, I would never buy from that guy ever.I do admit he's a keen businessman though.

Im more of a $2000 fully paid for 1987 Toyota truck, a new $350 mower, a $200 weed-wacker, and another grand or two in other tools.

I've developed an excel analysis tool with Excel.