In my local area, the space fees are really high so I think I'll have to go out to a more rural location.Any thoughts or advice??

Right now my current report includes the following:1) number of calls2) number of pre-quals ( per our standard checklist)3) number of showings4) number of applications taken/given (app feel collected, status of current applicants)5) feedback from the unit (why people chose not to rent)I want to create a more thorough report to provide our owners and I can't think of anymore info other than "days on the market" I want to be able to adjust to the market and provide my owners with a reasonable market rate/ adjustment versus their cap expectations..What type of information/feedback will make you more comfortable with your PM.

I think I need to find a more investor friendly operation that can meet my needs.

Another route in smaller spaces is to go with larger, even 20" tile with micro bevel and a matching grout to give a more solid surface feel.

I am in the middle of a flip as well but with a more seasoned investor.How are you financing your current project?

Trying to gauge if this is a more effective approach for finding motivated sellers than just purchasing an absentee owner list.

I explained that I was new to the process, had read many books on how it works and had the basics down, but still wanted to place my trust ( and money ) with a more experienced end user, at least in the beginning.

Teachers many times are naturally good at this but women have a more natural ability to work with the average home buyer.

You should look through Ray Alcorn's article on deriving YOUR capitalization rate to get a more precise figure, but the analysis below should be a good first cut for screening purposes.

Dealing with the loss of anyone that's close, related or not, is tough enough without having to deal with their estate matters.Here in the States, there are attorneys (solicitors and barristers) who focus primarily on probate estate and trust matters, in addition to those who have a more general practice.