Notwithstanding state or local custom ALL COSTS, TRANSACTION MANAGEMENT, TRANSFER, DOCUMENTATION AND OTHER FEES, EXPENSES, TAXES, CHARGES, ASSESSMENTS, DUES, AND ALL OTHER FINANCIAL PAYMENT TO BE MADE IN CONNECTION WITH THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF THE PROPERTY AS CONTEMPLATED BY THIS AGREEMENT, WHETHER PAST DUE, CURRENTLY DUE OR DELINQUENT, INCLUDING ANY INTEREST OR PENALTIES THAT MAY ACCRUE WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING, SHALL, IN ADDITION TO THE TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE BE BORNE AND PAID BY THE BUYER, AND BUYER AGREES TO DEPOSIT ALL SUCH AMOUNTS WITH CLOSING AGENT SUFFICIENTLY IN ADVANCE OF CLOSING TO ALLOW CLOSING AGENT TO MAKE SUCH PAYMENTS ON BUYER’S BEHALF FROM FUNDS DEPOSITED BY BUYER; these items shall include, but are not limited to, transaction management fees, all current, past due and delinquent property taxes, costs of credit reports, appraisals, loan fees, loan points, other leverage costs, title insurance, title insurance charges, Closing fees, tax service fees, recordation fees for the deed, and any mortgage or deed of trust, any documentary transfer tax, real property transfer taxes or deed tax that may be imposed by the State, County and/or City in which the Property is located, common interest community/unit owner’s/condominium/homeowner's association maintenance or membership fees and/or assessments, if any, Closing costs, and all other costs and expenses, including any cost, expense or tax imposed by any state or local entity not otherwise addressed herein.

In short, the podcasts are a great launching point that invariably lead towards your ultimate destination(s) as far as real estate investing goes.

A unit in Apple Valley Condominium B building is not.

I live in a condominium complex, and my problem neighbors and I share the same RE manager.

Believe me, and you can ask my marketing manager, that you will work just as hard to market yourself and find THOSE clients as you do to find investors or owner-occupied clients looking for you just as a straight sales agent.Look at the idea like you would if you were looking to purchase an investment property: sure, it might cash flow, like you said, but you should factor in all of the teeny variables that are going to chip away at that cash flow and be FULLY prepared for it if you launch the business.My last thought is regarding the second thread piece you wrote: my advice would be to not take every property you're offered for management.

I have had much success with the short term vacation rental income / model with my properties in the South Florida area (particularly Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale Beach) that I am launching a vacation rental management business for others with a licensed broker.Vacation rental management can be intimidating and management intensive.

So if a buyer is on the buyer's subdomain landing page, there's no connection to the Seller's; vice versa.So - mydomain.comThen mydomain.com/buyerlandingpage mydomain.com/sellerlandingpage mydomain.com/privatelenderinfopage (optional I guess)I would also NOT link out to either landing page from the main blog, but each separate subdomain/landing page can link back to the main blog.I'm just trying to get everything launched with as little cash outlay as possible.

That was a few months ago, and this website and community have been extremely huge in preparing our launch into this next phase in life.

Hi @emmanuel you can network with realtors, launch a direct mail campaign, use bandit signs, Craigslist and a bunch of other strategies.

I need to think less complicated right now before I launch into complicated.