I can go take clients/customers to see the property without a problem however I don't know how to estimate repair costs so usually me and the customer/client just go take a look and they tell me what they think.By building a huge buyer's list full of quality buyers and matching them up with discount properties I see on these sites, in theory I think this sounds like a good idea.

Also add in insurance and taxes and usually with a little discount on the asking price it gives me 5-7% COC. 

Hello all,My mother-in-law has two houses (one SFH, one two-family) that she owns and I'm about to take over the day to day managing of them, and I wanted to get people's advice and input regarding software for bookkeeping purposes.Through my accountant, I can get a discounted rate on Quickbooks Online Pro for $20 a month, and that's locked in for life.It looks like QBO is not geared specifically towards landlords and rental properties, but is more generic for any kind of small business, although I do see plenty of people giving it good reviews.Of course every product claims to be the best, but I'm curious to get other people's opinion on both QBO and any other software out there that they use.Thanks.

Thats part of the risk and the discount that comes with purchasing an REO.

Hi everyone, I got a HUD deal at a deep discount but I ran the numbers again and there's not enough juice for a rehabber. 

Give them a small discount and move on.

The video is a landlord nightmare, glad you avoided it and glad the guy that got stuck actually had the guts to go on TV and discuss his case.The courts are slow to action and even with screening a tenant can go off the deep end and cause trouble. 

This was readily accepted by the tenant--after all, it was for their peace of mind.You need not offer a discount if the tenant uses auto debit.

Six years ago I jumped into the deep end in a buyer's market.  

The 3rd time however, the cashier tells me the discount is only for personal expenses and if I use a business card I'm not allowed the 10% military discount.