This is probably more county/state specific regarding the MLS, but I would 100% analyize the taxes independently from what you see in the MLS or any advertisement. 

My suggestion to fellow real estate investors is always to use an Independent Agent (a Broker) because they will have the most access to specialty markets such as owner-occupied duplexes. 

I worked as an independent contractor for over 10 years, finally decided to walk away from that security of having steady work, and income, so I could finally provide the level of service I wanted to, and homeowners deserved.I am a rare type, most others subs were more than happy with just doing enough to get paid, and move on.

., Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and any other day appointed as a holiday by the President or the Congress of the United States, or as prescribed in § 1-3-8, Code of Alabama 1975.But, Rule 6(dc) has an exception to the "less than 11 days" rule, for evictions, that says:(dc) District court rule.

There are occasionally banks or independent mortgage brokers that can go up to 80% or more on LTV.

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Mtg brokers or independent direct lenders have less “overlays” than large national banks.

I love my job and get paid handsomely for it but I'd like to be independent in the next 10 years so I gotta get cracking.Am I nuts to be thinking this?

Last year I started a Property Management company with buildings in Twin Peaks, Redwood City, and Belmont. Everything is going great, and I'm looking to expand to find more Owners. There are a lot of expensive fixed c...

I work as an independent contractor and receive 18% of the net proceeds on every transaction.