The place will be sold by the time I go to buy another property adn the rest of them cash flow very well. ( by bank standards one makes 1480 after rent8.75-PITI, another about 800 after the same, I know that's not the real cashflow but for qualifying it will be bonus to my DTI) should I not show the loss on my taxes and just eat it (since I don't want to risk not getting a loan if it hurts my DTI) or will it not matter to the bank since it is sold and was sitting empty since I am looking for a retail OO buyer.

He heard there was an awesome conference here this week, and had to sign up to attend.The mood in Denver is sickening.

Hey guys, I'm John Hall - I actually went to the BP summit this weekend, it was amazing - I actually went because Kevin at Pine Financials mentioned it in an email.I'm sad I didn't get to get onto these forums before hand and I don't want to admit that I didn't even know about the forums, I just thought BiggerPockets was used to sign up for the conference.But, here I am.

Referral bonuses?

Always on time, I pay them bonuses when they do excellent work, and they are very reliable.

$1000 bonus for fire breathing breeds!

You can also try offering 4 to 6% to the buyers agent if you do that but in my experience neither higher commissions nor "bonuses" to the buyers agent work if the price for the house is wrong.

As far as paying managers, here was one idea I came up with...set a smallish base (15k - 30k/yr plus free lot rent depending on size of park) then a $1000 bonus for any new resident they bring in to the park...as a sales commission type thing...is that way off base or does it make sense?

Also, I think having that added bonus to purchase a new house soon can sometimes give people the kick they need to get out there and do it.You should also be aware that there are five different types of 1031 exchange, so if the standard 45-day ID and 180-day purchase don't work for you, check out the other options.

They just increased the executives bonuses to ridiculous amounts.