That equates to a gross rental yield of 24% How do you guys achieve this in the states, cause if its that easy I'm packing my bags and taking the next flight to USA.

I just got back from flight school in May of this year.

This will soon be common for all top flight realtors.

I plan on figuring out how to use it on my 4 hour flight from PDX to Ohare...  

Ultimately I chose Atlanta because it was the most inexpensive and closest to NYC.About a month after I had the thought I was on a flight to Atlanta for the first time and worked with a broker who specialized in lofts.

I was told the space shuttle has five computers that all calculate the same thing and vote, the majority rules and gets to command the shuttle flight, all in real time...try to imagine the possible races in that scenario.Programming was fun in the early days.

So i got on a flight and went to work.

But flying one requires more homework than looking at a diagram of flight dynamics.You'll need to understand about the property value by looking at comparable sales, determine the equity by looking up the existing loans and liens, determine state of title per recorder's office, see who has legal interests in the property and decide what opportunities may exist.

Also, I'm going on a trip soon and a book will help pass the time on the flights.

Dave and I went to boot camp together and he was in my sister flight.