Keep in mind this is very simplified, and there is a series of numbers you need to run before the purchase of any home, but this gives you a ballpark answer. 

If it actually worked and simplified my life, I'd pay $50-$100 per property per month for it.If y'all are testing the waters, I'd recommend the following,1.

I’m still learning about these, so someone can correct me if I’ve over simplified that or if I'm just wrong.2.

I've had to learn how to simplify my analysis so I don't spend all day analyzing.

And sweetening the deal, as you say, for 25% of your 3%, isn't likely to motivate an agent to work with you.Why don't you simplify matters and deal direct with homeowners?

A simplified look at the numbers is as follows:Rents on each house are expected to be about $850. 

If anyone is willing to simplify the process to me and point me in the right direction, please help!

Im pretty overwhelmed and a little lost on the whole thing. ive done a little research and havnt found anything that really helps me. what im asking for is your opinions, advice and whatever information you can give to simplify the process for me.

The 'Rule of 72' is a simplified way to determine how long an investment will take to double, given a fixed annual rate of interest.Become a master in getting the best yields you can for your investment and do it long enough, you road to wealth will be shorter.

Drastically simplify the tax code2.