Cross-check your ARV with real comps before committing - I use a mix of Redfin and tools like PropLab that auto-pull adjusted comps to sanity check my manual analysisKeep building - the best investors I know all started with their own spreadsheets before using any tools.

My 80% number was just pulled out of thin air but I wouldn't be surprised if it was in the ballpark.It's hard to quantify.

Things went awry and he had to start using credit cards, took out a personal loan, and pulled from our IRAs to keep this afloat through the sale.

One thing QuickBooks did well was to snap a picture of a receipt, scan it with OCR, and then allow me to book the transaction later with most of the info automatically pulled out from the receipt.

I am going to tell her about the higher market rent value because I really want to keep her as a long term tenant and I hope we can find a fair solution for us both.

I started sending agents market data I pulled, comps on their listings, stuff like that.

By 2027, we hope to pivot to LTRs and to have my wife pull back and qualify for REPS. 

The solution(??)

When I was pulling public records and checking local housing authority statuses in some Midwest markets, I found that severe administrative delays are surprisingly common.

Scammers know that paystubs, bank statements, and reference calls are the easiest parts of an application to fake.A proper screening setup cuts that risk down by pulling data from verified sources and having trained screeners review everything.