We have been waiting for the big FIVE - O for a little bit.

What are the costs - Commission splits, monthly fees, E&O insurance, listing entry fees, etc?

Because o the nature of business there, rentals will always be needed. 

Caleb Heimsoth i don't live on campus so I'm paying less than 3,000 per semester o school and I work part time so I'm slowly paying as I go.

I knew about O/O Staying there for 1 year before rent.

Anonymity seems important, so sounds like an attorney can set up wither entity w/o your name on anything.

You're swimming upstream w/o a paddle - - put on a life vest and get out.There's other rentals and other landlords where you can be DRY,WARM & happy.

I dont kow why, people get emotional about them, and pay more.I also hear stories about them being good deal, my experience is not great with them.You should study Baltimore a little, then decide where you want to buy, then rest is easiers, definetely stsrt talkingt o your bank.

Your commission is then split with your broker (big firms will also take a franchising fee), transaction coordinator, E&O insurance, and you'll have to set aside ~30% for taxes.One agent at my firm cold-called almost everyday for a year before she got her first listing.

You need a CPA/Financial Planner to give you all the details B E F O R E you take action on this item.Also suggest you study more closely the use of a legal entity, especially if the primary motivation is Asset Protection - - see this write-up.