If you are looking at MLS listed deals the seller is already paying for the buyers agent (mls agreements specify the compensation on every listing).

When people have a disability they usually find ways to compensate for it, I'm sure people here have heard about blind folks who have a more developed sense of hearing etc. $12 an hour?

Also, you can write into the lease a $10 package retrieval fee (or whatever other fee you'd want), so that you're getting a small compensation for your time, which should also discourage a little more of it and keep your fiancee happy :)

I was paying my company 10% to manage the property I was making $750 a month for a years and i half I will be able to make up to $850 a month to rent the property again as the tenant is gone.I am merely a few months behind on my mortgage and will only have to pay $405 a month to my bank should I keep the current loan I have in place leaving $300 plus in income to pay back any lien I pick up to compensate the lenders to the tune of $2-3k I will neec to keep the rental a float.If I get some time to collect rent again I will be able to start paying once more..

They often have the power of a workers union behind you too which insurance better compensation than in most other jobs. 

If he received no compensation, yes...as long as he doesn’t represent anyone.

It takes about 5-10 hours per month on average, but I believe that I'm compensated well for that time.

No, it will negative cash flow, big time.A HML will not loan on a property that either: is not rent-ready; is not priced low enough to compensate for repairs with a profit margin built in; does not cash flow with a margin for selling costs built in in case they have to foreclose on you; or that will not yield enough rent to provide that cushion.

As for retirement, I earn a pension when I retire, I currently max out my deferred compensation plan (457b) with 18,500 a year and just recently opened up a Personal Roth IRA with intentions to max out with income made from loan origination but put it on hold until I can figure the best situation for what I am trying to accomplish.

As for retirement, I earn a pension when I retire, I currently max out my deferred compensation plan (457b) with 18,500 a year and just recently opened up a Personal Roth IRA with intentions to max out with income made from loan origination but put it on hold until I can figure the best situation for what I am trying to accomplish.