Heck, you can cut the return in 1/2 and say that you'll have $900K at the end of 6 years and it still sounds hyperbolically irrational.Maybe I'm wrong, maybe this is the deal of the century, how the heck would I know.  

Hello Tess, I have to recommend Natali Ketcherside with Century 21 American Realty in Poplar Bluff.

I am getting this a little late but from what he told me, I will receive all of my training and access from Century 21 and I will pay 3.5% commission on any house sell but out of that 3.5% and Century 21 gets 8% of and  I will receive 70% and the rest of the 3.5% the house keeps to pay for the license, insurance, training, accesses, etc. 

He had the IN and knew they wanted to sell a beautiful early 20th century three-decker at a rock bottom price.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4445-collecting...I would recommend Buy & Hold Forever: How to Build Wealthy for the 21st century by David Schumaker and From 0 to 130 Properties in 3.5 Years by Steve McKnight to get a frame of reference on what/where to buy.

My name is Tim; I am new to your site; I am a contractor in Boca Raton FL.My wife and I own and operate a construction company in South Florida “21st Century Construction, Inc.” and we have a sister company “KTG Property Solutions, Inc.” we do permitting and training through.

Keller Williams and Century 21 are a couple of the nationial ones.I have friends that are part time, with both these agencies.

So after reading up on the house info, I noticed that an agent from my local Century 21 had listed it, and there was a button to contact them to discuss potentially buying the house.

Many times owned it since the turn of the century..

Selling in the 21st century, particularly to millennials that really appreciate transparency and information, and hate being pitched to, isn't what it was in the 20th century.