Speaking to the LTR crowd the higher rates don't bother us as much.

You will almost never get a great quality job for a fair price...The dismissive attitude and name-calling isn't lending credibility to your response or to contractors in general, but I'll take what you said into consideration.Sorry dude, I meant no offense by the term 'micro-manager' if that's what bothered you?

For example in cities like San Fran and NYC, don't even bother.

The $300 alone doesn't bother me much, but the franchise tax on top plus a potential excise tax on income begin to add up. 

If so, I'll just create in TN and not bother with OH.

If Seller financing can't beat that, then why bother? 

I get that it’s a hard thing to prove so though it bothered me I didn’t make a big deal of it.

Also, don’t bother offering seller financing.

Originally posted by Tevis Verrett:...I am adding GRM>8 to my war chest of analytics....GRM>8 = "GRM greater than 8" - that is a "don't bother" because rents aren't even 1% of askingGRM<8 = "GRM less than 8" - that is in 1% rule range; understand that 1% rule is probably break-even cash flow at best.

I don't bother to try to convince anyone anymore.This week I pitched RTO to 5 sellers. 3 were hard no's.1 was willing but said he had to sell because he couldn't afford the interest rate adjustment.