This is when your job begins not ends  then responded “totally understand where you’re coming from and your concern about that, yes I will be selling this for retail and I will get some profit out of it however you have to understand most of that profit that is made through the retail system I’m paying for all the appraisals I’m paying for the closing expenses I’m playing for the agency fees I’m paying for everything else in between as well as all the demands from the bank you don’t have to worry about anything  you’ll be getting that same amount regardless if you wanna go with a realtor I bet you well however if you do go with that realtor at the end of the day you may even receive less than what I’m offering you at $110,000.

Best bet is to look up self-directed IRA holders.

I bet this manager is ripping tenants off without owners knowledge. 

Those that save and invest for a cushion like some on here are the solid bets in my book.

Your best bet is likely a CPA who deals with international clients and incorporation.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

And the new rule only applies to legacy STR owners, not new investors.Your best bet is to comply with the law and see if your investment still works.

A pro account at DealMachine comes with skip tracing on all properties, that might be your best bet with a budget.For agent cold-calling, look up Mojo.

I would guess just based off of the info given that your best bet for wealth building is to go low down payment in NC in a great area (Im down here, if you have any questions shoot me a dm) and hold the NJ property.

I don't know which are best but you can bet if it supplies too little the tenants will change them for ones that flow more.