I personally would never pay a $6k flat fee to a realtor on a $60k property nor is that common here.10% is ridiculous and I'd suggest finding a different realtor who doesn't pick their fees out of thin air.

The plane needs maximum power and effort to get into the air but once at flying altitude, the engines are cut back and the plane coasts.Your RE career has not taken off, you need to reach maximum energy doing productive activities to take off.

I'm currently in the Air Force, stationed in northern California and I'm looking to invest in Hudson Valley, NY or am affordable area around it.

Hey guys, I'm an LA investor who is looking at buying a 3/4 units to air bnb in the Phoenix area.

@Kavon Hill I am in a Air Force program called the "Career Intermission Program", this program allows the AD member to take a brief hiatus from the military for up to 3 years.

Should the investor stay in the OO space they are living in , seek the new OO unit and go through the process of getting the new  unit and then rent it out once the process is complete  OR should they rent out their space look for an Air BNB or Hotel while they go through the process of getting the new OO unit?

If you're sticking an AC unit in a window and calling that a "new AC unit", that's one thing, but if you're completely redoing a central air system, you might be a bit low on your estimates.

I was up in the air on pship vs TIC, but I like pship as the cleaner approach.Get a partnership agreement in place if you don't already have one. 

Buying at auction sight unseen other than a walk around, I was stunned to see when i finally did get inside that the home had forced air heating and central air conditioning.....really lucked out there...it appears to be original because it had these big old cast iron floor grates.

I had the chance to visit my buddy when he was in Oki for Air Force days of olde... enjoy it!