If you like the hands-on stuff or don't mind managing a team of several different people, all of whom need a cut of the deal, then building a team does, of course, require that you pick your market first :) If you don't want to (or don't have the time/energy to) put in that level of labor, or are just looking for passive REI income that doesn't require you to do much at all (after your initial due diligence in selecting a provider to work with, of course) then you can go the turnkey route and focus your energy on finding a long-term partner that you trust and that has ROI numbers that add up (and which they are willing to break down and explain to you in a clear, concise way so you know exactly where your money is going). 

Paul Ryan acutally was brought up under Jack Kemp that was very bi partisan, and in favor of helping the poor and less fortunate.

Be aware too that the broker will take a cut out of your management fees so your small fee gets even smaller for all your hassle.

The agent should be around for the Supra, as they costs more than $100.At some point, an angle grinder or die grinder with a cut off wheel works though :)

So if you are getting 3K, they should get a cut of that, no more.As for moving forward you can suggest they cut that part out and see what they say and negotiate it. 

I found a 3/1 SFR that has great "bones" in a cute little neighborhood.

The original e:mail had a cut and paste of the actual Ashley Furniture logo, but a fake version of the company mission statement.

For example,renters could buy into subsidized insurance pools to cover landlordlosses and prevent eviction, ensuring that risk among poor renters is sharedbut not felt as acutely.

I'm new to this, but I see no reason to have this middleman earning a cut here.

Even then the sponsor will have fees and want a cut.