Then after doing that for a while, I raised the fee to $10,000 with the ability to earn back $5000 of the coaching program if they completed all of the homework assignments.Coaching real estate has just been a side gig that I’ve done for the last couple of years and I’ve had anywhere between one and five coaching students at a time, but I’ve helped over a dozen people increase the net worth substantially during the year that I coached themSo here’s the question: One of my mentors recently shared with me that I am selling myself short as a coach and that in addition to charging the upfront fee, I should also write into the coaching agreement that I get an equity steak in the deals that I help my coaching students get during the year that I coach them.

Indiana has seen substantial growth over the last few years and home values are expected to continue to climb.

@Ryan A Shumaker  All the packages mentioned above are good options if you are doing just a deal or two but if you plan to do multiple deals over the next few years, you may want to look at customizable funds provided by Avestor that combine the best attributes of funds and individual syndication deals. 

I believe there’s always a deal to be made but one must have the necessary tools and most of the time those tools are Individuals with Experience.

Generally, if there is a single deed restriction, only the individual or body who created it can enforce it.

I paid a substantial $15,000 initiation fee to join this community and was assigned to invest in a Midwest City.Initially, I was optimistic as I was provided with a General Contractor and Real Estate Agent for my team.

We have a buyer looking to do traditional financing for each individual home as a single family residence. 

He could not get into copper lines due to smaller fittings, but said if cast iron was bad likely copper bad too.Here are his videos:video 1video 2Wholesaler got a plumber that says he is able to get into copper portion and looks fine and he believes we only need to replace a portion at substantially less.

A quitclaim deed should work for transferring the property from the Arizona LLC to the Minnesota LLC, especially since both LLCs are owned by the same individuals and no money is exchanged.

It is absolutely illegal - and by the way, it's also illegal for a real estate licensee to pay an unlicensed individual referral/finder's fees too.