I do NOT have a backup at the moment, and am very worried about prospects for getting this project going.

This is going to be the most basic question on BP I'm asking it for my need of my own answers not reading though forums if tho that's what I should be doing but I can't find the right answer that help explain it to me.Question: With the whole buying process what are the full steps from signing the contract to assisning the contract from a wholesalers prospective?

Proper insulation is key to effective cooling and efficient use of electrical power.That said, a dedicated circuit for a microwave / range hood may be overkill, but could be viewed favorably by prospective buyers.You'll probably want GFCI breaker protection for the kitchen outlets, as well.You mentioned the house has oil heat.

How to you like to build rapport with a customer?

Here are some important guidelines for finding good tenants:Income: I always make certain the total rent is less than 35% of their gross income.Credit: Although I do allow some slow pay on a prospective tenant’s credit report, I always look for judgements and evictions.

I'd have to ask....have you segmented your market area so that those "few hundred" are being directed to the best prospects.

Rents are all substantially below market ($125+ per unit) and that doesn't include that tenants are not charged utilities as is custom in this market.

I have my own baselines that I can now improve off of, but am wondering what kind of "Cost Per Lead" data is out there.Direct Mail Overall:$61.39 per LeadMy Best Direct Mail List (a custom built Divorce list):$48.09 per LeadI am marketing in Houston and would appreciate input from any locals!

They should tell a prospective buyer to get their own bids.

They should tell a prospective buyer to get their own bids.