So there's a nice condo with view in the perfect part of town, priced to sell a little under value(160k) no rental cap, other units in the building renting at 1,100-1,600.

If I plug the numbers in as income only from the two 2/2 units at an average of $525 each and use the cap rate as the valuation method it matches what is on the tax information.

Jewelry is rather tuff unless you know what it is, get it appraised at least by a jeweler and have a lock box arrangement, otherwise you might get a cubic Z.I do gold and it gets tested and locked up.But personal property needs to be identified and detailed on a UCC form, filed for record to perfect a security interest.

Particularly for realtors, applications like “HomeSnap,” work well on tablets and are perfect to use while taking clients to look at properties to buy.

@James Syed Makes perfect sense to me.

You can set it up to match up with their payday as well.I'm sure some of your utility companies do something similar.

Actually, part time is the "perfect" way to start.

We are not a broker, but do match small business owners with borrowers interested in specific borrower profiles.

I haven't yet found a deal in Lakewood that will come close to matching that.

It seems like with the right concept, this model could generate some good money.I've got a couple of ideas, but I wanted to see if someone else has already perfected the concept and wouldn't mind giving me some insight on the process.