Capex and expenses vary based on project.

The laws vary by state and county and they are all run differently.

He funds the loan and you agree to a price that varies based on the performance of the bar.

Laws vary from state to state and are changing, thanks to recent problems.

I need to get some money and i figure a degree would help, lol.

This morning I've already been on the phone, talking to a broker who has another multiunit listing in the same city and basically just trying to get more information about the market.As far as not having any brains, I actually think that I'm relatively intelligent (I went to a top tier eastern college, have a law degree and have been working in private practice doing high end estate planning and probate for 8 years) and going about this in a fairly reasonable way.

I'm 23, recently graduated from Miami University in Oxford, OH with degrees in Psychology and Systems Analysis, and currently work as a technology integration consultant for one of the Big 4.

I would suggest that you find a way to transition into it and give up your full-time work after you have established yourself to some degree. 8)

You can attempt to meet the lenders in person , but that's another story of social engineering.Anyways, the comissions vary from bank to bank , lowest i've seen has been 2% regardless of listing price, i've heard of some banks doing a $500 flat brokerage fee.The comission isn't the problem , the problem is YOU are the one that picks up the tab for the electric, water ,and any maintenence that's done on the property (From most vendors).

I think a certain degree of brain damage is required in this industry..lol