Maybe they've used comps that you'll end up disagreeing with, maybe not.3) Asset management fees are usually (but not always) a percentage of gross operating income.

I disagree that there are plenty of houses that can be fixed and flipped for a healthy profit. 

If your wife disagrees, you will go to your grave without hearing the end of it. 

If its just you, you can't "disagree with yourself" or take yourself to court because you think "you" took too much money from the LLC, for example.The registered agent is just a person and physically mailing address in the State of New York that the State mails official docs to and contact if need be. 

@John K.I agree to disagree with your comments putting ALL property managers into the same bucket.

Cap Rates don't really matter when it comes to residential properties (other than for your own internal comparisons) Where I would disagree respectively disagree with Joel is:That most people on BP "leverage to the hilt."

I've found that no matter how clear the facts appear to be to me, someone can disagree. 

And you should add booking .comI disagree on being underpriced, I have a different set of tools adjusting my rates and minimum stays to achieve 95%, not all 95% of my nights are booked at the same rate, I have discounts that adjust dynamiacally and seasonally to increase occupancy. 

I'd disagree with a lot of the advice here to start investing as fast as possible. 

I disagree that appreciation is off the table in some of these areas.