Hey Ronnie, You would need to sell them the property at 80% ARV minus repairs so they can get at least a 10% profit margin (which is more than 10% ROI because it's a percentage based on ARV not on money invested) after covering realtor commissions and closing costs.

You don't need to wait until July if you do not want to offer a commission percentage to the buyer's agent. 

A large percentage of investors are managing them improperly, typically marketing and operating them like short-term rentals without realizing they are long-term rentals and long-term rental laws apply.I'm just trying to keep people from getting themselves into a pickle, but the masses don't seem to care.

It is currently slated for a phased approach to decrease the percentage every year for the next five years.

.- what if your parents alone get the loan and buy the property, then quit claim deed it to a trust with all 3 of you as beneficiaries. the trust would have a jv / operating agreement outlining everyones percentages and responsibilities. the debt would only be in their name.- every investor reaches a point where their DTI is trashed and they have to move into different loan products. there are tons of lenders out there that specifically work with REIs & have many ways to navigate this. don't let DTI concerns keep you from moving forward. - LLCs provide minimal legal protection in case of an incident. work with an asset protection attorney to come up with a better plan if they are that concerned. also have great insurance and an umbrella policy. 

Return on Equity: net income / equity in property Internal Rate of Return: percentage rate earned on each dollar invested for each period it is invested. 

I am trying to sharpen the pencil in regards to my financial model for the single family homes that we own.  We currently use 3% but I am finding that is inadequate and I am wondering if anyone here had a back of the ...

what percentage of real estate agents work part-time?

A fixed commission instead of percentage commission… but with limitations on work, such as no more than 100 showings… idk

I see a large percentage of landlords try to save money through self-management only to lose significantly more due to the mistakes they make.