Screening is the big one really as we are unsure of how or what to do when screening tenants due to the fact a broker has always done this for us (hasn't seemed to work that well in the past)The next area of improvement is billing to tenants for CAM charges, also how do you deal with maintenance on the buildings if it is not triple net, even if it is triple net how do you place urgency on the tenant to initiative to make the building an A or B class building if that is how they received it.Thank you all, sorry for the rant but just looking for advice and input.

I’m not a “by X to give cash-flow of Y so I can buy what I really want later”.It also helps me focus and not get seduced by rust-belt cash-on-cash returns.

Howdy folks,
I’m starting my wholesaling business in 2018. I hear different opinions here on BP.
Some folks say a license is a waste of time and money. And then I see people talking down about “unlicensed brokers”....

For example, I found a local, 50 y/o home that I initially liked well enough to do a live-in flip.

Andrey Y.

@Michael Klinger Since y ou already remotely manage another business, why don't you try it instead of using property manager #2.

With the rent being $500 per unit, y all in expenses will be around $800 a month, and it will net about $700 a month.  

For example, a deck might equal the number of footings x $X + square foot x $Y... 

Hello all,My name is Joshua Visalli and I am currently a 24 y/o optometry student.

Invest for retirement (currently 36 y/o), 3.