On my personal home I used Art Diedrick at Tiger home inspections.

I didnt even tour it, because i knew i would need to knock 10%+ off list price to make it work, which wasnt going to happen with a dozen people frothing at the mouth.

or sell to me at a discount - trying to continue my reading regimen to become more knowledgeable: The Book on Managing Rental Properties: A Proven System for Finding, Screening, and Managing Tenants with Fewer Headaches and Maximum Profits Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life Trump: The Art of the DealProperty Management Kit For DummiesThanks to everyone on these forums for what they do, the knowledge they are willing to share, and the incredible resources and opportunities they provide.

Selecting finish designs for homes in your area is just as much an art form as it is to evaluate comps to come up with accurate ARV's.

We contracted to perform all his concrete on 40 units 9th and Kalamath art district row homes.

Here they are:Apartment 1:http://matrixweb.trendmls.com/matrix/shared/LQX2ys0CbK/6343MccallumSt Apartment 2: http://matrixweb.trendmls.com/matrix/shared/6rB9K23DbK/6343MccallumSt Check out the virtual tours by clicking on the video camera icon at the top!

One more thought.....Try to get over to the apartment within the first 30 days after a tenant moves in and tour the place.

I was literally practicing the art of the basic 2% rule using gross rents and sales prices.

Its the art of any good salesperson - no fear of rejection.

It is more of an intellectual exercise and less of a art exercise6.