Although they are high, the state is reviewing Detroit's practice of too-high assessments and will be actually lowering them, not raising them, over the next couple of years.

The latter would only apply if you had a real estate license in the state or you could be accused of practicing w/o a license.

They're a high wire act for the landlord because they're unrepairable for practical purposes, no parts.

I'm looking to learn from the community and contribute what best practices we've learned :).Matt

I'll definitely check out the video, I've been playing around with listing book a bit just to see if I can run some scenario's just for practice, but if you have any resources to suggest that make for good practice examples that would be great too.I rep mostly live theatrical tours, jazz and world music.

I needed some practice, but mostly a waste of time.

But it's great practice and I'm learning how to stay calm and sort things out in my head.

I wanted to introduce myself, as we are practically neighbors.

I need some practice so can someone give me the simple steps to wholesaling?

A PM has just approached me, they’ll just take 8% off of my monthly rent, a one time setup fee of $350 (filling my vacant property with screening is included) and an additional $18 per month for the guarantee eviction in 21 days which it attracts me the most (just practically had to begged my previous tenant to moved out in order to avoided eviction; one month rent free with his security deposit refunded in full plus some cleaning fees out of my own pocket, knowing he could have had stayed at my place up to 5 months free or even longer if he knows the game).