People get 0 interest deals frequently and I have never heard of it being flagged or deemed inappropriate by the IRS or anyone else for that matter.

I am going to go to the meetings more frequently this year.

However as a realtor who works with investors I am using a buyer's agent agreement much more frequently now.

For apartments we do the same, but since there is generally more turnover in apartments we find that we're in the units more frequently anyway.Once we are in a unit to inspect the detectors all sorts of other things tend to come up, some big and some small.

I frequent the uptown area pretty often and will have to stop in to the cafe soon.

Instead of having one mentor push one way of doing things, BP opens up the door to many ways of accomplishing the same purpose - making money through real estate.I didn't mean to say that wholesaling through the MLS would not work - but it can be discouraging for newbies if their "low ball" offers are frequently rejected or they cannot find a real estate agent that is willing to work with them.

I currently live in Northwestern Indiana but frequently travel to New York City, so these are the markets I am most interested in.

I am a frequent visitor to the courthouse sales and have purchased several flips and/or rentals there over the years.

I am concerned about renting this property and having tenants complain frequently about heavy traffic, kids in the yard, etc.

I bet Vancouver is a bit chilly right now :)