Let's throw up pro forma's (average month's numbers) of our "typical" properties.

Everyone is going after duplexs and the like.... the smaller deals typically get picked up pretty quick.

That being said, do you typically like to buy things that you've never seen before, or do you like to touch and feel first?

Hey Stephanie,Do you find that you typically have to go down to the city hall/county courthouse to get theses records?

Figure $75-$100k is a typically minimum loan amount requirement. 

How do you typically handle this? 

They typically pay the bulk of the purchase price and all of the renovation cost.

Typically speaking, a licensed agent can only pay a referral fee to another licensed agent, and any and all payments of any kind to a realtor must be paid through the broker they hang their license with.

That typically means someone to manage your calendar, schedule all your appointments and generally help keep you on-target and focused throughout the day.Resist the Urge to Hire Yourself - Yes, do use the (free) DISC Assessment (Google "DISC Test") to screen applicants, but before you do, take it yourself!

I might've mis-stated the vacancy... typically the occupancy of the building is pretty high, at the end of Aug it'll be at the lowest its been in a while. so it seems that is a one off occurrence.I definitely am looking for a cash flowing opportunity... all the rehab work that the building would need has been my only hang up from pushing the deal all the way through.