Thus, Sterling's flat fee based on the value of the entire account with not apparent transaction fees makes more sense for me.

The flat wall paint.

Problem number two i am flat broke right now where can i get 30,000 dollars.by the way the person on the phone told me that the property appraises for 400,000+

We made offers on about 6 or 7 multis and have had many of them flat out refused.

I am a PM for hire and this is how most of my clients pay me.I have one client that pays me a flat weekly fee + expenses + a per diem for travel if necessary. he negotiates all contracts then gives me his schedule, I make revisions and then we discuss.

Some parts of the US was flat or only slightly up when people thought the market was boomingOriginally posted by "eric3":The great deals always come at the END of a crises.

Year over year, we are pretty flat in terms of account growth thanks to fixing up our home.I'm thinking of buying small to mid sized historic cape-cod, cottage and foursquare urban homes and renting them out and rehabbing them as time and money allows, probably selling a few after a few years but keeping "the best."

Some people only use a property manager to handle the financial accounting of their properties, while others turn their properties over to the manager entirely.As for cost, many do take a percentage of total rent, while other charge a flat rate based on the type of property.

I believe it is hot cash creater in this flat market and we teach it via webinar

Working on a 3 flat right now that I bought for $25,000 and has gross rents of $1,400 per month.