If the commission was a flat $5-10,000 do you think any of these companies would be jumping in?

Our son has been going to look at houses, show flats and collect rent since he was a few months old.  

I tried to strike out on my own and kind of fell flat on my face!

There is a flat annual fee based on portfolio value.

First Deal, multi, HML is going to want to see 20% down at least unless there’s a ton of equity baked in.

I'm interested in putting a granny flat on my property for STR.   

What I can say is that flat lots are in demand by the builders so those neighborhoods are likely to have the shortest construction cycle, comparatively speaking.

I'm thinking I should create a C Corporation instead of an LLC, since the corporate tax rate was lowered to a flat 21 percent rate this year since the passage  of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on December 20, 2017 to avoid paying UBIT tax.

It's been a long process since making an offer 4 months ago in January, but I'm officially the owner of a soon to cashflow 2 flat with a garden unit, each as 2 bed 1 baths! 

There are very unique opportunities like working with government to build and provide housing, or create a business that renovates rentals for individuals with physical disabilities... flats with wider doorways, handicap accessible bathrooms, lower counter tops, etc.