Also, when setting up a tenant, you can setup "custom fields" for their driver license #, SSN, vehicle model, move in / move out dates, etc. then generate a report with all that info.

 #4 with my inherited tenant turned out to be a bad deal for me, had to file for eviction, got a judgement on friday for possession.  

I would check out the Assist2Sell business model maybe?

Hopefully there are reliable models that keep this sort of stuff to a minimum.

It just sucks to pay 3% buyers agent commission for an antiquated and an inflated commission model, and the 6% when two agents are involved is ridiculous, 6% of the price of the house can be 20-30% of the equity. 

Like it or not, this is a common model for this type of REI education.  

They allow the option to grab a single report and bundle a bunch of reports together.This is what you're looking for: eviction history reportThat includes: Tenant Social Security number alert – Notifies you of potential issues with an applicant’s SSNTenant inquiries – Indicates if the applicant has applied for housing within our national networkEviction court records on file including: Tenant judgment for possession and moneyUnlawful detainersTenant judgments for rentFailure to pay rentWrits and warrants of evictionI hope that helps.

Hi all - I'm a new investor, looking for buy and hold rentals, been doing some pretty exhaustive financial modeling of deals for the past 8-10 months and am now under contract on a 6bed/3bath, 2700sqft home in Adair Park (SW Atlanta, zip 30310). 

I spent time both building a relationship with them and educating them on what would be needed to bring their house up to the standards of what today's buyers are looking for, what it would cost to do it, and what our business model is - so they would understand there was a max price we could pay.  

Jill DeWit Thank you for a great idea regarding raw land :))) by the way, what are the main moving parts of this business model?