We got that person out and I was happy to do it, but have since realized that she was probably the one causing most of the issues. 

Plus since renting a property is considered a business, it is a opportunity for the business to be more profitable. 

Same thing with cutting out the agent.Just don't do it.My $0.02 Right, I sincerely appreciate you chiming in.

It does make sense that the issuer shouldn't be able to determine whether you need to pay tax in your municipality or not (only your local government determines that).If so, and I'm wrong on this, I sincerely apologize for any bad info I've provided, and thanks for the correction!

I've even asked my uncle for some guidance, but I'm not given a straight answer, there is often superfluous information involved.I would love some guidance from an individual or individuals experienced in this field in regards to taking my first steps, and how I can wholesale my first property.My sincere thanks in advance!

Sincerely, Joe Cote 

Sincerely, Jeremy McVicar

Episode 276 - Bryce Stewart - "Vaccuum the Truck" is a analogy that Bryce came up with when taking his investing career step-by-step, play-by-play, Episode 113 -Jay Papasan - Partner of one of the best selling Real Estate investment books, "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" and Jay gives really good practical advice to building wealth and sincere logical.

I sincerely hate to hear your unsuccessful turnkey.

I sincerely wish you luck, but think that if you opened your mind and ears half as much as you open your mouth you'd likely become much wealthier.Even if all of your efforts to increase NOI pays off, if you were in my market 5 CAP = $2M, same amount of work and the improvements would cost the same, just more than double the value added, and rents will actually increase above inflation over time.