It seems there is little use getting an appraisal on a finished product if you are not using a loan.

Pretty simple to use and there are tons of other SaaS products that can integrate with it.

I make it a point of showing them how they work, and they're blown away--mostly because the average landlord doesn't install them.I think that little add-in helped show the prospective tenants that I'm not a slumlord and that they're really getting a good value and a solid home, and that I care about my tenants.

Also, if anyone has used Guidant Financial that would like to share their experiences with this company and their products, I would love to hear your input.Thanks!

Is your product local, statewide, nationwide, or all three?

Averaged a 120% return but you have to keep it working and even if you don't it is a much better return then a bank gives.Quickest way to double your money is options on something somebody is willing to pay more for, the leverage allows 100% plus on your money but it is usually on many smaller deals to sustain it.The Las Vegas method, saw a couple of guys trying to impress as high rollers, one would bet black big, the other red, and then they sadly discovered there was also green.

Basically, he is apart of a hedge fund who has a 10 year history of producing 15% average returns in managed futures.

This example is not a good investment IMO because it does not provide good rental income nor does it provide very good prospects of above averager appreciation given the price structure I see.

The method I used was to look at sales in the past 0-6 months, a radius of 2.5 miles (big house, with big lots), and average the price per sq. ft.

We have basically taken C class buildings and did full renovations for about 10,000 or less a unit (bought 15,000 a unit under market) and created a product the our local market didn't have before.