I'm certainly not saying this is a great business practice, but it's not illegal to change the rate after the closing disclosure has gone out. 

Many of the processes would be fundamentally changed by self-showing lockboxes, but core practices continued.

However, despite having some success, I find myself at a plateau, struggling to grow my list further and enhance its quality.I've employed standard practices such as networking at local real estate events, leveraging social media platforms, and utilizing email marketing campaigns.

I'm told the issue is that it's hard to not step into "practicing" real estate when you're trying to share information about the property that you have under contract.

Has anyone put this to practice and what have your results been?

(and if you do, holy **** did you get lucky, and imagine what you can do when you PRACTICE your skills!).

Make use of the calculators on here to analyze deals or find another suitable calculator to help you analyze deals and analyze a LOT of them because it takes practice.

The home is located in Warwick NYThe situation: We have an existing loan on this property ($215K, appraised for $290K) and the construction renovation cost will be $310K to create practically a new home of 2,080 sqft.

Are there any standard practices for acknowledging their contribution in the transaction, or any recommended ways to structure this working relationship to ensure it's beneficial and compliant for all parties involved?

If you ask detailed bids for each items and look across multiple bids, you can confidently estimate the overall rehab cost.In general, the best practice is to pay the contractor across multiple payments - before rehab, during and after.