Flipping or rental properties seem like a natural fit for you.

I've read many other forum posts explaining how natural appreciation in Scranton is very slow but will cash flow nicely in the right area.

Our fees are not based on the profit or value of the project. 

As your base level of knowledge grows, you will start to develop a clearer picture on the things you want to do, and where you skill sets lie, which can narrow down who you may want for partner.  

Granted, I am sure most are simply deleting their emails, but that is a big database of people that have either taken the course or raised their hand at one point to learn more about the company. all this RE training is just based on MLM  presentations and such..

Hi @Luca Perinuzzi, I work with New Western and we only sell investment properties, so all of our clients are naturally investors.

They might look like base hits today with low cash flow, but they’ll look like home runs in 3-7 years.

NJ also now requires landlords with homes built before 1978 to get a lead-based paint inspection before a new tenant moves in.

Because we're flippers we can't afford a landscape designer so we go with the style of the home, look at google images based on what kinds of landscaping go with that type of property and then we draw a map of where we want the beds and grasses to go.

We're also wondering if FEMA sets the price based on SF, furnishings, etc.