I do feel an experienced agent is the ticket to making a fast/smooth sale, I was only curious to see if it were worth the extra work to do it ourselves soley for more profitable intentions.

I am beginning to transition into a new career and have been doing tireless research into real estate investing.

With us both having hectic careers, it has seemed to be the best way to enter the field.A friend, Oscar Perez, recommended the site and I am finally de-lurking.I am currently devouring all the podcasts and getting a great deal out of them.Our long term goal is to be economically supported by our real estate investments and see about having me transition to becoming a real estate professional.

I have been working with the family to allow a smooth transition for all involved.

Flipping houses for me is the transition into this market.

Knowing that ahead of time and letting him know you know it may help smooth the situation over.I'm quite surprised there is not a 30-day notice clause somewhere in the lease as that is pretty standard, but if it isn't there then what you've provided points to you not owing him anything past 12/16 in my opinion.

At the same time though, I have to realize that I work way too much, and really don't feel comfortable making any type of transition into more "active" real estate investing... at least for the nest 5 years or so.I haven't been talked out of turnkey...

This is a transitional moment as we start rolling out the new B-C multis, finding the right tenants will be critical.

Everything was going along smoothly, until just before we were scheduled to close I was told that it would be delayed a couple of weeks for the seller to obtain the Foreclosure Due Process Certificate which was required by the title company.

Most states have statute on the circumstances that allow "transient guests" to transition to legal "long-term tenants."