You can see a full accounting of that month posted here[/url]http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3976/blog_posts/28423-costs-revenue-for-june[url]The short version is, after all revenue is accounted for and bills received paid, we have $281 left.

I have been reading the Kindle version you guys recently released, it has definitely been of help.

I recommend the "Tenants Guide to Legal Tactics" MA version.

It's good to write it down because sometimes the listing broker might gloss over a fact that was important to the seller.You want the seller to read THE VERSION of your proposal.Having said that it seems this seller feels that building a larger structure on this property because of the view might net them the most money.

Hi Kurt,You should perhaps consider the PRO version of SugarCRM also - it includes Reporting & Analytics as well as workflow over the free version and at $35 per user per month, it's a fair saving over salesforce.

The paid version is pretty inexpensive, but you can always start testing with the free one.

I was browsing the blogs and this version of an introduction felt a bit more fun so I'll use it:I'm a 23 year old single male living in Greensboro NC.

For an overview with ideas of where to start, definitely check out The BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginner's Guide There is also a podcast on the guide that is kind of a condensed version.

But as a short version, your wholesaling fee will be based on the quality of your deal.

Here is another version of the logo.