Hopefully you will have no trouble finding one that support you with strong staff, marketing and training.

I've gotten some strong negative responses to investing in Reading/Easton IRL so I appreciate the encouragement. 

I strongly suggest you contact a Florida attorney.

I strongly suggest you stay put because knowing people is the foundation of being a Realtor.

I think she has a strong case to not pay the $6000 that she apparently "owes".If this does go to court, and it might, I think she has a very strong case because I mean come on!

Write a strong lease and screen your tenants.

I would strongly suggest not using a residential agent for Commercial and same goes for the using commercial for residential just because those are their specialties and although they are both real estate its completely different and you would be much better off.I hope that helps feel free to reach out if there is anything else I can help out with :-)Best,Brendan Leake

In low/no appreciation markets, you want higher cash on cash returns that will offset the lack of appreciation and so you can at least exit the market in 7-10 years if you need to without losing money or you will have been able to save some of the cash flow to make capital improvements and continue to hold the property.Also, you want to buy at a discount so that much of the equity margin you need to avoid selling costs eating up all your aggregate cash flows is captured at purchase (and perhaps some significant gain above that).

hello guys my name is Alexander I'm here to learn as much as I can to start my path on flipping houses I have a strong background on construction,  plumbing,  electrical,  cabinetry,  paint,  hvac,  pool and others areas looking to apply my knowledge toward flipping houses and take control of my future! 

I'm reading a book and it strongly suggest to contact the owner of the property as the very first step.