I've heard that 87% figure tossed about all over the internet, but have found no study or basis for it, other than it's often repeated, perhaps because it suits the purpose of the people using it.Whatever the percentage failure of licensed agents, I'm sure it's quite high.

Rinse/repeat...My advice would be to start slow.

Doing a cash-out refinance can provide the funds needed for the next purchase, but it can also affect your debt profile.

I’ve had great people repeatedly say no to my various units that don’t have W/D in them.

Since I get almost daily messages regarding small multi-family opportunities in Charlotte and find myself repeating much of the same information on the phone during intro calls, I figured I would go ahead and put my experience into writing for others who are doing research.

They also do this because they believe lack of permits on work does not affect re-sale in a hot market like Denver.

In some markets labor costs are high and so having it built in another are is cheeper, and what if your area is plagued with people robbing from construction yards, having the home actually built off-site may have value there.Just like with everything you can negotiate prices, sell them on your expectation of repeat business to get a volume discount.

Just keep an eye on HOAs since they can affect your bottom line.

I also write down positive phrases I want to repeat throughout the week, as well as a bible verse I want to reflect on. 4.

I can't say the tax balance is completely incorrect because A LOT of items can affect this number.