I've also been talking to quite a few of the female species about this and they all agree also and we all know they will mostly make the final decision when buying :-)

Another long time BP lurker here, finally getting around to introducing myself.My name is Geoff and I live in a fairly small and, in my opinion, unique community.

I believe you'll have to sign up somehow to report information to them and I'd imagine there is some sort of landlord screening process and requirements to make sure that random people don't just sign up and send them faulty data on tenants.http://www.experian.com/rentbureau/renter-credit.html

Finally made it to Wisconsin and I have been on the prowl for multifamilies in my are.

From talking to the guys at the planning dept you don't need an engineer's report to build on these houses.They were all built at the same time in the same way so maybe they have enough data now?

Hello I've been a Realtor for 8 years and finally want to learn more about purchasing properties with other peoples money to get started.

If so, then we'll make an appointment to see the property, make the final estimates, and then modify our final offer and try getting it under contract.I think in a case like this, with a motivated seller we should see the property first, then make an offer.

If you don't have time then don't worry about what others are making providing a service you can't or don't want to do, as long as the final numbers work for you.

I'm now 20 years old and finally want to start learning more and actually get into the business.

I'm now 20 years old and finally want to start learning more and actually get into the business.