=Dyep  words are cheapsorry for al the typos; this was just an impromptu rant.would anyone here agree REI is nowadays often touted as a 'get rich quick' scheme? 

honestly it was so epic I was buzzing all day with an adrenilan rush.

personally i've never bought a vehicle with a loan but i have had a mortgage once and will need ne for next purchases too as ended up vested in my primary residence, and i can totally relate to the need for renting one's office/businessplace due to the even higher prices of coastal socal commercial properties. but what about the established brokers nowadays that are still renting everything longterm?

I wonder how things are nowadays. 

Final details are:Purchase price was $30000Sold for $80000 (held property for 2wks)Profit $44000, after I take out my commission, the buyers commission and misc fees.Then I get pulled over by the police going to look at another property that night for failing to stop at a stop sign...buzz kill

I wouldn't list it on the MLS just yet but maybe put a sign in the yard, share about the project/updates on FB to build some buzz.

As an agent I am excited to see the buzz, as an investor I am trying to grab rentals to "assist" those who are in need of lodging. 

unfortunately, that's the cost of doing business in Texas nowadays. about 3.5% of your total transaction is reasonable. if you waive your escrow account, that could reduce your reserves you're required to impound, and reduce your closing costs.

@Daniel Sisto: it's kind of tricky to find phone numbers nowadays.

I do get nervous from time to time nowadays.