It might get really repetitive for them, but they are public servants and thats just part of the job description. 

The job post description on indeed was to learn market comps and analyze deals etc… etc… like a real estate acquisition would.I found out this “group” was smaller than I thought.

Recording Date Grantor Grantee Document Description Sale Amount 10/31/2018 - Blanked Out- OPENDOOR PROPERTY C LLC WARRANTY DEED $246,700.00 Recording Date Grantor Grantee Document Description Sale Amount 10/31/2018 - Blanked Out- OPENDOOR PROPERTY C LLC WARRANTY DEED $246,700.00

Deal Deep DiveI met a client in an area where there was very few townhomes, and the area was a sought after and close commute to Minneapolis, MN. 

Between the title and the description he lost 250 acres, and 1,000 or possibly 3,500 sq ft of house.

I've met a lot of investors who are investing in Scranton but not Wilkes Barre. 

thank you very much for the detailed description of your tenants, David.

I live in Florida so I need someone who will provide a detailed analysis with pictures and descriptions.

However, you can and should present a number of internally-generated items including: a schedule of all collateral, an aging of accounts receivable, a description of all real estate (including photos), financial projections, personal and corporate tax returns for the past two years, and a schedule of inventory, if applicable.

the guy apparently listed our rental with our description and our pics and was asking people to drive by and look at it, but he was "out of town for a surgery" so he couldn't show the inside. then asking for an application fee to "hold the house" we reported it to the police and they said some scammer got some couple to cashapp him $2,000 on a different rental for the 1st/last month. also, the police said that the scammer usually reaches out to the realtor to try to get an access code for a key lock box or will break in the back and tell his "potential clients" to go in the back and check it out. crazy what people try to do to scam someone these days.