Originally posted by @Mindy Jensen:Try it and let us know, @Jay Hinrichs I'm tempted after getting well literally thousands of the exact same letters over the years.. and whats funny sometimes I call them back most never answer.. and if they do they are shocked since they never got a response.then they try to fumble around with a pitch.. 

I have never had problems with electric turning them on, even as a listing broker for banks, I have literally done this hundreds of times, they have to chase the customer that the bills name was in, not the new customer, the one exception is if the utility supplier is a municipality.   

If it wont be a "active brokerage", I believe it will be a epic failure.Agents need hands on support.Agents need leadership and motivation.Otherwise a bunch of useless goons will just park their license by you, and not generate you any real $Iv'e seen it all, literally.....

If you and she elect to send her to school now, you will literally be paying her student loans for the next 20 years.

Under pro you have literally unlimited earning potential and an almost limitless number of ways to do your business.Under cons you have no safety net. 

always get a sewer scope in your inspections.. most plumbing works fine when you have a home inspection and run the water a few minutes and flush each toilet.thing manifest themselves once they are put into real life use. 

I am literally in the midst of placing a couple like this right now in an apartment in Berwyn. 

Is if they where flushing stuff that caused it to back up.

There is also no washer/dryer hookup, but there is a laundromat literally 200 feet from the front door. 

an LLC is very flexible in how it can be structured.It boils down to whatever you and your partner's decide on payment structure.It could be 50/50  down the board or 70/30 either way, whatever you and partner decide.You could even take on a partner and offer them a preferred 12% return and split the remaining profits 50/50.Literally whatever you and partner decide on.You would want to draft up a rough letter of intent with all terms spelled out.