@Michael Thats exactly the type of info i am looking for.

Included should be professional photos, marketing on all avenues, showing the property, they have an application, they present applicants to you for approval, they generate the lease, collect funds, and provide keys to the new tenant.For turnover, I recommend have the realtor visit the property and create a condition report, which reports to you just that, but you want to know what needs to be done to the property to get up to rentable condition again. 

and will reply to your offer letter by either calling you or signing the actual offer and returning it back to you ready to move forward.That's how I find the "motivated sellers" ready to deal.Then, once I received hundreds of these offers back, I then examine the property specifics and work out the numbers to see if the deal is good or not based on the numbers.Also, your offer letter will state exactly how much you're willing to offer to the owner so you are already in a position to make money should they respond...and some of them will. 

I'm definitely going to be checking all of the things you mentioned, And what exactly would be considered a good credit score?

I have a 2.5 ton air conditioning unit in a property in Charlotte NC that went out.

I'm not sure exactly what to tell the agent.

The seller stated to me the asking price and requirement of me to submit a Purchase Proposal so he/she can have an idea of economics before sending me any current lease information.Just curious to know what exactly the seller is asking me to include in this Purchase Proposal...?

As I held my son for the first time I thought a lot about the journey that brought me to that exact moment.

I think it is important to find out where exactly you fit and what your goals are first since it will help you decide on the best lender(s) to partner with.

the market is very strong in Margate but I’m not exact on how it compares if you bought at peak.