I did not see any reviews, but my findings concluded that the person who posted the ad was a legitimate real estate investor.

I was told I could contact title companies in my area and obtain absentee owner lists, among other lists, simply by asking.

Or you can try simplying mailing a letter to the address of the house.

But it's simply not in your best interest in my opinion.

"No ma'am, your home is NOT worth 110% of ARV simply because it is yours and it smells like your wet dog."

Reason why is that you'll need to understand how to structure the LLC based on whether they will be equity partners, or if they're simply loaning you money.I would first figure out your strategy and then start putting the items in place to take in money when you're ready.

Otherwise, you're looking at deals you can't pull off.If you have no rental experience, they won't be simply relying on the property but you more so, so get prequalified. :)

The best move-in special is something that adds value to the apt too (i.e. a cutting board so they don't scuff up your counters or a ceiling fan installed in a room)- find somewhere else to advertise your rents (from another BP post I learned about rentlinx.com and it's a great tool I use every day)- do a resident referral program - give them money (that is less than the lowered-rent option over course of a year) for someone they refer who signs a 12-month lease- crazy tip but always have your rent prices end in a $9 - there's a lot of studies that support this and you get the most out of your rent as possibleAt the end of the day, if your rent is way higher than everything around you then you'll simply have to lower it.

Students can be quite harsh on rental properties and, unfortunately, have a fairly high rate of skipping out on rent and simply moving, leaving properties trashed.Thus, it works both ways in terms of landlords/management attempting to maintain properties for students but simply becoming weary of having to repair again and again.

The link is in my signature.Diamond polishing the concrete is cheaper than hardwoods, but more expensive than simply staining them.