Originally posted by James Park:It appears that Solid Source Realty raised their rates slightly from $40 to $68 a month and $300 to $323 a month...Thanks for the correction, James...We're still getting invoiced/debited $303 per month, but perhaps agents under the previous pricing plan were grandfathered in.If one has a broker's license in Georgia does the overhead come out cheaper if i am use the broker license for the main purpose of investing, selling and buying my own properties than hanging your license under Solid Source Realty?

Dang Mat I was going to post the same thing :mrgreen:If TMIMITW and Chuck Norris got into a fight it would destroy our universe and possibly create another one :mrgreen:

Hope your entry point wasn't anywhere near the peak - DANG!

I keep the water in the name of the LLC and then invoice the tenants for their portion.What happened to MikeOH?

I was actually thinking about looking at houses today, but dang if this weather doesn't make my coffee pot look a lot more pleasant!

Why couldn't you just invoice his company for a consulting fee - independant of the property. the fee could be for any variety of legitimate services that you have offered.If he doesn't pay - you know not to refer business his way.

Dang James your getting a good deal -- I need to shop around some more Thanks for the reply

Do I simply find a construction guy to do the work(although I plan on doing a lot myself) and present me with a invoice when the work is done and I forward that to the lender and I am reembruised for the funds?

Convenient and brings my Lowes bill up to get higher discounts on this and everythig else on the invoice.

I am currently in the process of trying to close with a mortgage lendor for a fixed 15 year at 4.625 but the closing cost are pretty dang high and they keep coming up with one situation after another and I am afraid things may not work out.