A real Flat fee MLS listing company will charge somewhere around $99-$500 (depending on the company) and offer no service whatsoever to the seller who will offer a commission to buyer agents and performs the tasks of the listing agent.In my opinion this is the best format for BP investors, Most of people here are able to handle a showing, negotiation, review documents and understand them and close a deal. they don't need a Listing Agent.Google Flat Fee MLS and you will find some good reputable local (licensed in your state) companies that will provide the service for you. make sure you deal with the State Licensed Broker directly and NEVER with a third party referral service.

It was difficult for me to get started at first as I was so angry at the mother I wanted to reach over and slap her teeth right out of her head for what she called the young woman.I said a lease is a legal contract, however, if the first young woman did not wish to move in she needed to begin the job of finding a suitable replacement for herself.  

Really wanted to get something near our other property, but no supply whatsoever.  

My goal is to first cut my teeth in value add multifamily and the graduate to ground up projects.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Muskegon.

Purchase price: $60,000

Cash invested: $14,000

2 bed, 1.5 bath single family downtown Muskegon. $850/mo rent

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Originally I was looking at Kansas City, MO, but after reading a few books and thinking about it more, I'm considering doing my BRRR strategy in my hometown of Cleveland, Ohio to cut my teeth in REI before diversifying into other markets!

Trying to get this information is like pulling teeth.

It has no bearing or relevance whatsoever.

However I was able to find the following that we all agreed on:A GOOD CPAAN EXCELLENT  probate/trust ATTY An excellent RE agentWith the above and and a *lot* of teeth knashing and fighting we were miraculously able to come to an agreement we all could live with.

If another same-model house has 10 occupants between grandma, grandpa, mom, dad, 4 kids, brother + wife + 2 kids in the same 5-6 bedroom house, why would zoning go out of their way to pick on 4-6 single professionals earning probably 250k+ jointly and being very "green" through their low-carbon living that's kicking their student debt in the teeth?