Frequently property managers work for a percent ofthe rents (on multi-units) or a flat fee that youyourself can say is such-and-such percent of the rent.

And I noticed that online listings frequently say anything about access or even if the land is on a hillside!

My husband and I do it frequently and make good money, but there are many hidden costs that those "Flip It" shows don't tell you about.

We're glad you're here, and hope you do lots of business.Since you're new and may not know, you can subscribe to a thread such as this one, and an email will be sent to you when someone posts a comment.You can set up your profile with your name, phone, address, and even website in your signature so that every post you make will remind people how they can do business with you.You will want to prowl these boards often because people will often post a request for funding, and the first one to get to them frequently gets the business.Well, that's the end of my welcome speech.

Hello, I've just joined biggerpockets, I'm a loan officer out of Michigan who comes across investors frequently.

I don't knowif any lawyers frequent our board, but some of our people may have some experience in this.

How frequently?

The company also gets involved in Hispanic community events at the local level, not only to educate but also to create the kind of personal connection that this culture values in its business relationships.The company also focuses on educating the Realtor community about the home-buying power of Hispanics and the characteristics of this emerging market.

I live in the DC metro area but frequently visit my family in central PA.

This type of investment offers distinct ownership characteristics that are different from other forms of joint or shared ownership. - Each owner holds title to an undivided fractional interest in the property.- Ownership percentage on a TIC investment doesn't have to be equal.- Each owner is entitled to their ownership percentage of income, appreciation, deduction of mortgage interest and depreciation, etc. - Each TIC owner retains the right to transfer, partition, and encumber their interest in the property without agreement or approval of the other co-owners.