I am also emailing or calling the contacts of FSBO listings I find online or in the papers.

To me it is just a waste of paper to include it.

It's on a single system in the county, but in the city they have 2 different systems they have to check (it will be different where you live) and if you want they will let you dig through the paper files to go back even more.I know this is time consuming, but at the same time it can save you money in the long run knowing what was done and when.

In my area, even being an agent, I still have to pay the tenant's agent fees - on a $1k SFR, that might be $300-ish, plus my broker wants $100-ish for pushing the paper.

Watergate was about a break in to steal papers, and the coverup resulted in a President being impeached, not one person died.

I don't know what area you're from Freddy, but I am sure it looks alot better on paper.

We need this additional paper from you and we need it back today.

Your target tenant will probably have kids, lots of stuff to store in the garage and such, too.Personally, I like neighborhoods that skew with older demographics; people I can buy from with paper or from their children or even their heirs.

I went in 50/50 with my father on a duplex, and we put that into an LLC, but mostly to put our ownership rights/responsibilities to paper - I was uncomfortable with the partnership business form.

So far on paper with me doing most of the work with a few "swinging hammers" I could get nice return.