Entering into a contract knowing the costs is a choice you make.

It seems like a very beneficial program for someone like me who's new to real estate investing. 

It is not a binary choice for the Realtor - if you do a good job and take care of their clients its a win/win for them. 

As many investors are aware, a cost segregation study is a very beneficial tax planning tool that can create a very quick ROI.

This strategy could be particularly beneficial if it aligns well with your financial goals and personal situation.Reach out and we can go over your specific situation and goals to see if Fort Collins makes sense for you. 

@Carleton T.When I partner on deals, the way I typically do it is put the house into a Land Trust and have the beneficial interest of the trust spell out the percentage of ownership.

But you also do it to escape a bad market choice, or a market that has turned bad.

The new changes from the National Association of Realtors focus on transparency and consumer choice.

If you have no skin in the game, you'll usually start at 50% equity and work your way from there depending on what you can offer.But doing 10 deals a year with a partner is much better than doing 1 or 2 deals on your own. just be open and flexible to make a deal that's mutually beneficial

Choices are only Homes, Condo, Townhome, Co-Op.