Everywhere that I know of, a Net Listing is a listing where “....the owner receives a set, net amount, regardless of commission (say $100k) and the agent/broker gets to keep as commission every dollar Above that net that he sells it for”......sells for $10k makes $10k, sells for $120k makes $20k....please explain how the seller paying a flat fee as opposed to a % commission, or a bonus, resembles a net listing.  

How is borrowing affected when you borrow as a LLC as opposed to an individual.Thanks,Joe

I am leaning toward buy/hold as opposed to flip, and doing slowly. 

I assumed (my fault, as they say never assume because it makes an *** out of U and ME) that this entire site promoted the creative and different approaches that we all take the real estate as opposed to trying to lump my story (again, i'm just starting out so it's not a very long one) in to a predefined category of what IS and ISN'T a success or considered real estate investing to begin with. 

I’m definitely not opposed to it!

I only wanted a duplex so i can test the waters with 1 unit; as opposed to 3 or 4.

@Jeff Filali @Deren Huang @Samuel Fowler - I hope you guys don't mind, but I've taken the liberty to add your recommendations to the newly-added "Structural and Foundation Repair" section of the resource spreadsheet:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eW2waQGNxc...If you're opposed, let me know and I'll delete them.

I also wouldn't be opposed to exploring areas east of I-85 and north of I-20 (i.e.

It all depends on whether you want to guess from the exterior, or break laws by trespassing and door knocking.5. the usual unexpected repairs seems like another thing to add.Are you opposed to wholesalers?

But, I'm not opposed to branching out, and there are other good markets relatively close to me (Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, etc.)