I need a realtor that understands the A-B B-C transaction, assuming I can in fact get it low enough to purchase and resell.

I have kept myself busy learning & reading all I can in the meantime while trying to come up with the dues to start.

You win as I'm short and WAS extremely fat.

Welcome aboard - being new to real estate as an agent - learn as much as you can in order to assist those you will be working with.

If "the best deal I can find" is a crummy deal, don't buy anything.Now, long term appreciation can, in the long term, make money even with negative cash flow.

Conceivably you could use a reputable turnkey (yes, we're all sick of this term) company, but you'll pay their fat markup (probably 20-30%) and won't get yields above 8-9%.I will say that once your team is in place, the incremental effort on each new deal is dramatically minimized, as would be expected.

----I try to be as respectful as I can in my deals but when I smell an oppty I usually pounce on it.

Start as close to the commercial as you can. In

You can also do this once you have fat cash with larger properties to like apt buildings.

But you cannot use their actual values.In addition to that amount, if you make capital improvements, you can, in many cases, depreciate those faster.