Utilities and other stuff are typically pretty small in the grand scheme of things.My point is that this 70% rule of thumb isn't just some arbitrary number.

I've tried many other ways in the past to make money (online, pyramid schemes, get rich quick methods, stocks, you name it) and because of it, have come across even more debts to accompany my student loans...

I can tell this will be a fun forum.I am not too worried about the expense of the W/D in the grand scheme of things but it does sound like it is just another area to get abused.

I have submitted package through colour scanning doc that I signed and emailing it.

It gets complicated if there is a long term option.I have not heard it called a french-S/LB so I looked it up, looks like the french govt. has tax benefits to encourage the scheme to provide more resort housing in resort areas with weekly rent agreements.

Pay: base of $2/hour (not a real pay - just a non refundable advance on the bonus to be earned in the future) + bonus based on a formula that gives you X bonus points for each closed deal (X = % of the deal), Y points for the profit on each deal (Y = % of the profit), and -1 point for each time waster that calls my number (mostly a pay for results scheme).-------------------------- End of Instructions --------------------------------------As you can see, those instructions are quiet different from what many VAs get (such as, run one of each of the 10 ads I am giving you on Craiglist everyday).VA may not be the right term for such work.

If you are pitching to managers that also own their own portfolio, then chances are they do not see any value in your product, service, or scheme.

I have had a little bit of success, however, in the big scheme, in our area, the underbidding is less than 5% of actual properties.

Can't believe LLs still fall for this older-than-dirt scheme

These " get around the commission" schemes seem to take place in two kinds of distinctly different markets.