SFH 3/2 Turnkey price: $100,000Monthly rent: $1,000 (most turnkey providers can hit the 1% rule)Monthly Expenses:Property tax : $100Insurance: $50Property management: $100 (10%)Maintenance allowance: $100 (according to the blog written by Eric D. 10% is the minimum 12 “Hidden” Real Estate Expenses That Blindside Investors)Vacancy: $50 (5% vacancy rate)Leasing fees: $40 (approximately half month rent)Mortgage payment: $405 (20% down, 4.5% fixed amortized at 30 years)Monthly net income: $155 which translate to about 9% leveraged annual return. 

If a person is wheelchair bound, it is their responsibility (and money) to make alterations.

It seems as though some potential leads screen their calls concerning buyers, which is understandable given the volume of calls, and I want to know the best way to pierce this so that I'm talking with a seller and able to negotiate without losing anything in translation. 

If, for instance, you can manage a 5%/year increase and keep costs relatively stable, that should translate into a substantial increase in property value.

The attorneys I know that specialize in this have told me that they are advising their clients to use Tier II and have altered their strategy for in-flight Regulation A offerings under review.  

Naked Investor is where I first learned of assignments and I still use the contracts, altered for my state.

I have also established a rough (very very very rough) outline of a business plan that I revisit, alter and tweak the more and more I learn.

WHY would they agree to alter anything with it??

Through this process, I have realized that there are a number of decent properties out there that need just minor work done and they would return a pretty good profit.I've got a background in mechanical engineering and have a lot of experience in project management and home improvement, so I think that experience would translate well in this field.Looking forward to gleaning some of your wisdom from this site!

It may depend on state law, but in Fl-a stated commission rate in a purchase agreement does not affect or alter an existing listing/commission agreement.