Hey @Brad Chandler I totally agree with building a team method, for Dacia having a brokerage vs a team is like creating the wheel vs the wheel already being in place all you have to do is incorporate your plan into the structure.

He said he would tell me that number and sign off the contract if I agree on a side deal to buy his pool furniture for $20,000 which consist of several plastic chairs you can get at Walmart for $9.99.I really wish something can be done about it.

@Ken Rishel  cool thanks ,, would be great to get an accurate picture.. as you probably aware a lot of arm chair coaching goes on regarding these regs here on BP@Bill Gulleythanks Bill now if there was something like this for wholesaling we would have half the BP content put to bed LOL

You can buy most contracts online and fill them out yourself and then email it to the broker/agent.REO brokers all use the state Realtor contract, so don't bother finding/drafting a contract and printing lots of paper (or electronic pages) to make an offer.Supply them with a one or two page offer summary form, on which you state that if agreeable the terms of the offer will be incorporated into the state's Realtor contract.

My search query incorporates both new listings and modified listings (price drops, for example).On a typical day, this search will return about 50 listings.

Poor kid at heart here- give me a good gym to spend my evenings in and a couple comfy chairs in my backyard and all is well.

Homes that have been renovated incorporating the features described above have a much higher average nightly rate and a much higher occupancy %. 

This leaves me with the $17 monthly delivery fee from the utility company and the $80 loan to pay off the solar loan.I incorporated an extra $125 into the monthly rent and advertised my property as free electric.

Almost fell out of my chair when I saw how much that 4-plex was.

In corporate world it (and PE) do not matter however Gilbert touched on something important.