For rental projects in particular, lenders are have to understand the exit.

I have worked for some time to grow in ways that are not super conventional; I don't charge for certain services, or add on made up charges too my owners, and yet get blessed - the best strategy that has worked for me, is consistency.

Managing rehabs, rentals and really any RE project form afar is difficult. 

I'll let you know.Note that Jeff has steered us toward other investments such as PPR and a house in Dallas in which he was the realtor (and only charged us 1/2 of what other realtors normally do) that have worked out VERY well.Mike F.

I dont do consulting, no charge.  

.: Quote from @Bradley Buxton: @Randy KinderZillow has decent rental data—you can check what similar properties are renting for in your target area.

I’ve charged an early lease termination fee of two months with a 30 day notice.

@Denver McClure Band of lether neck hard charging devil dogs.

There's actually a lot of chatter in the PM industry about what to do when an owner hires another broker to sell an occupied rental property.

I am a landlord with rural (read low value) apartment buildings which are in reality worth a fraction (like a quarter) the replacement costs computed by insurance companies. So the problem I end up with is for example...