From my side, the investor is doing the majority of the work including showings, negotiations, and the paperwork of it all, so there's no reason for my commission to be higher in that respect.It's all about finding a realtor that is looking for the win-win for everyone involved.

Hence why my wife usually proof reads anything major....lol :lol: Also I wasn't trying to be insulting and play on anyone's emotions, although after reading it again it does appear that way doesn't it.

Your ONLY expense is to provide a CURRENT Certified Appraisal of the Asset.Asset can be most anywhere in the world acceptable to most major banks

About a year after reading this book there was major discussion as to whether or not the story was true.

By far the majority of us worked hard for our money and saved to get that working capital.

I am going into my sophmore year at West Chester University majoring in Finance.

Six major downtown condo/conversion/historic building projects getting off of the drawing board.

Taxes, Utilities, the Economy, Competition.These and other factors will effect your Commercial Investment and you have NO CONTROL over what they might be or do in the future.So what is the one MAJOR ITEM/EXPENSE you can control???

Also, all the major firms (Century 21, ERA, Keller Williams, Coldwell Banker...) offer the pre-licensure class for free.

I already know where I want to buy, it's just a matter of going through the hunting process to find a decent deal, and then fill in all the blanks as to what's involved in buying a property (i'm tellin' ya, i'm a major newbie, but that's part of buying this property, to get a little more than my toe in the RE water).daniel