I could have the whole tree removed for $500 more than just removing the debris, but I don't know anything about trees to know if that's actually worth it (even the tree contractor I want to use said he didn't think it was 100% necessary).

I have every buyer sign the agency disclosure where I tell them straight up that I represent the best interest of the seller and the whole time I'm trying to get the seller the best deal.

Any feedback or constructive criticism about this specific portion of the report as a whole is greatly appreciated! 

I'm still very confused what equity does on the whole equation.In LA in general, what percentage under market value should be my target?

While looking into how I can actually accomplish this, I realized that I need to be able to have the time to truly commit to it and therefore I need to achieve financial freedom so that I don't have to work a full time job.

I simply do not understand why anyone wants to invest in markets where cash flow is hard to achieve.

I've forgotten the reason my lawyers had advised against it but usually the people can't qualify for a loan and while I own my properties free and clear, carrying the mortgage doesn't achieve my goal of generating cash so I can reinvest or work on my other projects. 

Shoot me the address in a PM and I'll run the comps on it.The good news is that Plymouth County as a whole has seen an 11.1% increase in prices over the last year. 

I'm looking at prefabricated/modular homes and it seems that I can achieve this going that route.

When calculating a capatilization rate,why am I deviding the noi by the price of the whole house, wouldn't it be closer to devide the noi by how much u put in, in cash?