I acquired my properties conventionally and have noticed how much money I have left in those deals so far which I guess is the mistakes someone just starting out makes.

I’m about to acquire a New England Colonial one year older than America.

Cost: There are different pay structures but one example I really liked was how Terry pays his realtor a flat fee of $2,750 rather than a percentage of the sale because he is bringing him a large amount of listings that it requires absolutely no work to acquire.

We are working on acquiring our next deal by the end of the year.

He offered to remedy the situation in a certain way, but it was my fault too.

I asked my attorney to request seller to remove oil tank and seller came back that they're prepared to remove oil tank and remediate any contamination but requesting to buyer (myself) to contribute 50% with a cap of 5K.

My goal is to acquire a multi-family property but also interested in single family homes.

I am new to Real Estate and this is the first property I have ever acquired.

My company does mold remediation and we find that there is so much moisture in bedroom walls we can almost squeeze the drywall with our hands and get the moisture to drip like squeezing the water out of a washcloth.

Use it as downpayment to acquire more rentals?