One of the recent videos from the new #askbp podcast is about this topic. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/21...My thoughts:The good = access to listings, knowledge about contracts, save money on transactions, able to make additional income by finding properties for other investorsThe bad = time, cost, administration (you save money on transactions b/c you have to do all the paperwork)Some people want to focus on what they do best and outsource the rest.

My advertised rental that he wants is $475.00 per month and so it would appear that he should easily be able to afford my rental, except the only proof of disability income which he was able to provide me from the Social Security Administration, dated: Nov 28, 2014 indicates only $946.00 to be paid on the 3rd day of each month.

., executor or administrator) just list the property with someone who knows the area well AND can demonstrate a proven track record selling probate property.The fact that it's a probate sale should not have a negative impact on sale price.

For this you will need to check with your plan administrator or HR department.

In the expense number includes the following:  Utilities, Payroll, advertising, contracts, repairs and maintenance, administrative, property tax, and insurance.  

Of particular note is a well-maintained 55,000 square foot glass and concrete administration building constructed in 1994.

I have experience in office administration of both real estate and construction offices, John does project management, bids, cost breakdowns, and bookkeeping.

Good (Morning/Afternoon/Evening),I'm new to both REI and Biggerpockets and wanted to introduce myself.I'm a 34 year old Database Administrator renting in Westford, MA.

Hello, Im a 19 year old student who currently attends a junior college and am on my way to earn my bachelors degree in Business administration.

I am the administrative assistant for SJREIA.