I've seen properties for sale with commercial space at street level (storefronts), and apartments upstairs.

johnmichael: When I first started doing 3 to 4 deals a year was great but thinking out of the box has taken me to a level that is 10 fold that every monthDan_Auito: one things for sure, you can't follow the herd in this bizjohnmichael: Following the norm will not make you wealthy!

Avoid investments with a negative cash flow because you'll have to come up with additional money to cover operating costs and debt payments.Your offer needs to be based upon your current income level, the cash flow of subject property and most importantly the motivation of your seller mixed with your title research.

." - wealthloop.And just a comment on incorporating... please make sure you read what TYPE of LLC you're filing as when going through the process... at least on the state level I know, you can get royally messed up with minimum taxes and etc if you do it wrong...

Well, seems like you have all had a certain level of the "realtor" way of doing business.

The people who are at the same level that I am at and are trying to do the same things that I am doing are my inspiration.

Entry Level Condos that are being built have waiting lists 200-500 people long.

How this interest is determined and what equitable rights are conveyed is an issue to be determined at a local level, in the event of conflicts, but to whatever extent such are determined to be, they certainly exist.

I do not believe that the commission is set too high, I believe that the customer service level is too low.

To get a deal, the developer needs to hook up with a non-profit hosuing agency, PHAs are prime targets to partner with, the proposal goes to the state level and comes back to go for approaval by the loacal PHAs, to show that a need exists and the city council, county commission must sign off as well.