I took your advice to mean they are only getting paid on their fees, not the rate charged.Lenders make their fee 1 of 2 ways typically.Lender paid compensation= the lender/broker fee is baked into the interest rate (most transactions are done this way but it makes it difficult to understand the actual base rate of the lender because they may charge more or less than other lenders so the comparison is not apples to apples).Borrower paid compensation = the comp is paid directly by the borrower as a line item in Section A.

Networking with other investors can also provide fresh perspectives and new ideas, as sharing experiences often leads to innovative solutions.Additionally, leveraging technology, such as CRM systems, can help streamline lead management and follow-up processes, ensuring no potential opportunity is overlooked.

I suggest selling and avoiding the capital gain tax under section 121 so your friend can start fresh.

What’s everyone’s thoughts on condo complex where they manage everything for you (all baked into the HOA), vs buying somewhere where I could just Airbnb myself?

Sounds like you'll have to scrape the lot and start fresh out of your own pocket.

We are customizing our Podio so that leads with a certain label can be automatically pushed to a list on Smartphone Dialer for more efficient follow-ups that can be retargeted fresh.

Try to make income statements every month so the expenses are still fresh in your mind and you do not forget what you paid six months ago.

Since its a flat fee, I bake it into the rent.

But do the rates for these places have those fees baked in?

We tried vinager with baking soda twice.