Good morning,Zillow, Redfin, trulia, and realtor.com each gave me a certain property value estimate for my property and all are near I’ve been told that these estimates are always far off and never accurate Is that usually the case?

Just to piggy-back on my recent post, here is some fresh news about Commercial real estate performance in Florida:NAR’s top 10 metros with the strongest commercial markets in 2Q 20211) Las Vegas2) Cape Coral Fort-Myers3) Port St.

I think if you write a detailed accurate business case you will show this to yourself.Good luck

Outside of showing them a report of the numbers and performance, what would you suggest I do to make myself more "lendable"?

That is not accurate at all, at least not here in CA.

Standard procedure is to post your state-specific notice of lease violation, and then perform a follow up inspection at the expiration of said notice, to determine if the violation is cured. 

Perform cost segregation on new properties to create tax offsets for new income5.

Return on equity based on that taxable income is ~4% is awful and I’d say 1031 onto a better performing asset.

Keep track and you will eventually have a pretty accurate bidding tool in your arsenal....you can also ask friends when they get bids, just compile the numbers...There is also this tool which is pretty good.

We were looking into a very small mobile home park (5 leased hook-ups, 4 leased park-owned units) and contract required tenant estoppels (where tenants sign a notarized documents stating that the property is in working order, the leases are accurate, there are no side agreements, no money due from seller, etc etc).