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Ross Bowman Best Tools to Analyze Rental Markets
25 April 2019 | 0 replies
I'd like to explore investing in other towns/cities in my state.Is there a reputable online tool for quickly analyzing the need-to-know data points in unfamiliar rental markets? 
Account Closed Converting a 2 family into a 3-4 family in Yonkers
27 April 2019 | 2 replies
Maybe someone can refer me to a reputable contractor or someone knows whether this is a trap cause it’s not doable but here is my thought process:2 family house with a finished basement, accessible from the outside (don’t know why this isn’t considered a separate apartment) and from the looks of it each apartment is accessible through stairs which is a common area, which leads to the attic.
Leslie Capps zip code 35824 in huntsville - is it good for rental
11 July 2019 | 18 replies
@Leslie@Leslie Cappsundefined you should contact @Evan@Evan McCuenundefined, he has done some detailed analysis of what zip codes work better for what strategy
Account Closed Generating leads for other fellow agents - thoughts?
29 April 2019 | 7 replies
Why, I also thought of doing is, partner with real estate agents, say about 3 good ones, who won't drop the ball, remember, you have to have a good reputation and you are still tied to the deal, so make sure to pre-screen the agents your feeding the leads to, and I recommend 2 or 3, because ideally you will be sending loads of deals and sometime you can forget who you send them to etc...And also, I recommend you hit the agents that you are sending leads to and follow up to make sure they are doing what they are supposed to.Hit me up, we can bounce ideas of each other.
Fabiola F. Multifamily syndicators: how much ownership interest to LPs?
30 April 2019 | 5 replies
Sorry if my brief wasnt detailed enough. 
Joe Meares Off market deal etiquette question
30 April 2019 | 9 replies
If this agent has a good reputation, good contacts, has done a good job for you in the past, you plan to use them in the future and especially if they work with other investors who are competitors, I would think it would be a good idea to be upfront and honest with them and explain the situation.You could offer to give them the listing on the back end, or when you have the conversation with them you could say "I appreciate your efforts so I wanted to do something for you, it's not much, but hopefully it's enough to let you know I care and value your time, I really hope we can find another deal in the future together soon" and give them $500 in cash or a gift card or something... 
Rick Howell Technology vs. People Skills: Which Real Estate Strategies Will W
25 April 2019 | 0 replies
In fact, you might be better off with just a website, instead of allowing poor customer service reps destroy your reputation, and brand.The latest technology has been helping to blur the lines between offline and online.
Arie Van Gemeren Investing outside of Portland OR?
28 April 2019 | 11 replies
I’m happy to chat more specific details if you’d like.
Chris Parrish Washington State Tenant Removal
26 April 2019 | 6 replies
Here are the main details: - The tenant is currently in a month-to-month lease with the previous owner. - Tenant receives rent help from HUD. - The unit has drywall in the unit that is falling down from the ceiling and may not be a safe place to live. - We want the tenant gone.
Don Johnson Selling Home Equity vs. HELOC
1 May 2019 | 9 replies
Johnson II So what are the terms in detail?