I have a list of 15 property management companies in MV/Burlington, but we have always self managed, so I have no recommendations.

I can't relocate the thread that contained a detailed property check list a member uses before he puts in an offer.

Hey gainesvillej,I have done a bit of this using other peoples money through a self-directed IRA and making a spread on the interest rate.

Alot of time I am driving around familiarizing my self with neighborhoods, and I see the old "sign-down" house, where the yard arm is still in the ground but the sign that used to hang there is gone.

Interesting to have a look at your rental applicants my space pages, too.

Her edge for me to consider her over others is that she can offer higher and stable rent, but I need to verify if her higher rent is including utilities ASAP; she asked me to increase my asking rent to what she’s allowed from section 8 if I can provide her a cooking stove, and to install central air which I’m considering anyway.And what should I tell my other turned down qualifying applicant without any discriminating element that I might not be aware of if they ask for the specific reason after I’d told them that I’d already chosen a financially better qualifying tenant over them?

IF so, what does he consider loan application fees and DOWNSTROKE?

Applicants who have some real estate courses at an accredited school may receive some credit for these toward the salesperson requirement.

It takes alot of intuition psychology and verry hard work to sucseed in this business you have to love chalenges its kind of like paying off a 30 year mtg but the more you learn the easyer it becomes theres alot to know from begining to end most important is working for someone that you can trust if its your own business then you should do fine but you cant do it all by your self originate process underwrite track the loans etc etc etc.......

Make sure ( if you are focusing on multifamily ) you brand your self as the go to guy ( or girl ) for multifamily.