Split it up? Keep

If they have made and kept millions and millions of profit and then some to me that carries much more weight than wholesaling little deals.This mentor has more than likely seen many different cycles and has been successful over a very long period of time.I talk myself to other brokers who are in their 60's,70's, and 80's in age and have seen many cycles.

She's tired of the upkeep and her kids have moved on.

The problem I'm running into is that the cheaper properties that might get better percentages will require more upkeep (they're a reason they're selling cheap!)

You are responsible for the upkeep and maintenance on the property’s interior, exterior and lawns.

Of course the wagon slowed to a stop when there was only one man left to pull the wagon and the crowd riding in the back---it could no longer move forward because the weight of the crowd in the wagon was to heavy a burden for a single man to bear.

Also remember that a good home inspector during the due-diligence phase is worth his weight in gold.

I do realize things happen and thats just part of the business.Tim RossmannI might end up keeping both for now.

Offer 3/4 what a commercial service would have charged and then agree on some price slightly higher.Remember as a property owner you always pay for upkeep.

That information would be worth its weight in gold :-)@Dawn Anastasi I have the same investment strategy as you!