I will retain title and all rights therein in my name.B) During that time I would rent the unit to a renter that buyer approves (buyer does property management as well) but I would keep all these rent monies.C) If buyer does not produce agreed upon down payment amount by Dec 1st, 2014 I will continue to lease to whomever I please and I keep the $1,000 PO free and clear.C2) In the event buyer DOES come up with agreed upon down payment we then will enter into a 24 month seller financing deal that we agree upon.D) If I don't feel like messing around with Seller Financing buyer says he will still find me a reputable tenant (for a small fee of course) and/or I can simply sell to a cash buyer which I had hoped to do in the first place.Thanks.

I personally use 3 on a regular basis: one for general RE transactions and contracts, another for evictions and another for entity formation.CheersLarry

The way those (or any feature) actually weight into the calculation to produce a score are not known as they are proprietary.

I am looking to have regular investor meet-ups if you are in town.

Hello,I hope this is in a good section, Its my first true post other than my introduction earlier today.I have rentals in the central florida area and as such I scour Zillow and Realtor.com on a regular bases just to get an idea on pricing, sales and other rentals.Mine are in a complex called Columbia Arms.

The mobile home dealerships can help in this area since they receive calls from buyers on a regular basis.Hope that helps, good luck!

My 2 Patch of Land investments(1% monthly) are being paid monthly as promised.The other 11 investments have been too recent to produce any cash flow.

There is a good chance to rent as my neighborhood is near a private university and there are other rentals in my neighborhood but the going rents will not fully cover my mortgage, taxes, insurance; not to mention the HOA fees, lawn service, regular maintenance.

Now I've got a big ol' list of properties I can sort by any number of criteria and have been sending letters to the ones I think will be most likely to produce leads.On properties I think may be potential deals, I drive by and take a look to see if it looks vacant and to get a rough idea of condition, and then snap a quick photo.

As for the extra maintenance and such, you can get regular lawn maintenance for $100-150/mo.