Other operating expenses to consider: a.

on the subject of non competes...i have a possibilty to have a free mentor for the whole summer by working with with my roomates dad who is a real estate investor. his only condition is that i sign a non compete. if i am interested in buying property and investing in the same area he operates in in the future could the non compete stop me from doing so?

If you are building a sizable operation, and money is no object, The Mortgage Office is excellent.

Most new investors far underestimate the operating expenses and that is usually a fatal error for a new business.Good Luck,Mike

HelloHow are you all doing today, I am a Michigan wildlife control operator.

Kenneth Fach, REALTOR, e-PROKeller Williams Town and Country RealtyEach office is individually owned and operated.

CHARGE him for the time, you're operating a BUSINESS, not a charity.In future you should always adjust your leases so that they expire on the END of the month!

I would suggest that you obtain representation from an agent to oversee your side of the transaction if it's co-operative.

Throughout the United States, operating expenses (including capital expenses) run 45% to 50% of gross rents.

If the listing agent's co-operating fee does not meet the minimum, the buyer is responsible for the difference.