Hello, due to my pretty unique tax situation at the moment what seems to be the best option for me after selling a property in Boston is to take a slice of the proceeds and buy buildable land for around $100k.

That team member approach, like I said can be fine, but you won't likely be the team leader making a slice off of everything else that is done.

Is it common to throw in a point or two or a slice of profit?

With that being the case, investors here in CA (where short sales can take up to 6 months to close - a good bank and negotiator can get these done in about 2-3 at times) are forced to make multiple offers in order to get one deal and they often have no choice but to let the list agent be responsible for the negotiations.Bill Patterson - Certainly, we all have different experiences and having this venue to share them with each other is one of the greatest things since sliced bread.

Business man goes to local Chinese bank to switch to Chinese yuan so he can pay his employees and spend in his Chinese economy.  

My dad would have said that was the neatest thing since sliced bread.

Couple cautions:If you are young, it could be tougher than if you're older.Smaller slice of the market.Finished sales price can be lower.Park requirements could be stricter.

The key is to make them small blips that can be handled and still have a profitable property rather than large mistakes that take the whole investment under.The smaller investors wanting to be passive becomes a nightmare to deal with for 25k to 50k investment slices.

BlackRock plans to securitize this debt by slicing and dicing it up and selling it off to investors the “old school” way.

I am in the Army and I am about 6 feet 1 inches tall and 180 pounds and in great shape, but here is a man going through foreclosure and some stranger is knocking on his door.