Sellers often get greedy offering seller financing, they need to be educated from what might seem to be obvious for them in that structuring their deal for what the place is worth with a reasonable interest rate is a bigger win for them in the long run.

The properties are doing great, and vacancies are really low, but people are starting to get greedy and have really increased their asking prices - if you can find any available deals.  

. :)  Because of you being a CA resident, no matter where you create an LLC, Wyoming included, your greedy state will consider your LLC as doing business in CA, and you will owe $800/yr for the, ahem, privilege.

Flat fee is the way to go, I wouldn't pay a skip trader a percentage of the deal.  

If our site helps WS sell the property and helps the REI buy it then would it be greedy to charge the WS the 3% on the front end and 5-7% to the investor on the back end for all transactions?

Unfortunately there’s been lots of greedy sellers just throwing up astronomically high prices for rental properties that just don’t work for true investors.

Traders are the ones like me who hold from 2 seconds to 20 minutes, short term, day traders.

Hello All,I've been following BP for a few years now but kept dabbling back and forth between REI and being a swing trader in the equities markets.

Can't say on the tax returns, not sure what he has to file or if you are a day trader on the side.Regarding the monthly financials - this is likely under an hour at CPA rates or maybe a couple hours at bookkeeping rates. 

I still see them but sellers are still being greedy with their prices even with the market starting to cool.