When I sell a property, they charge me $395 flat fee.

I've heard the recommendation to avoid this active business activity altogether and instead lend your IRA to others (passive) and let them fix & flip.

AccountabilitySometimes, though - their education can be outdated and flat out stupid (I don't know about Fortune Builders - I'm just talking in general.)

Not only did we not put any pressure on her, we told her flat out the better financial decision was to do it herself.

Joe Jones Your best bet is to google for your area or pick up a newspaper / home listing magazine from your local grocery store as I dont know of any big national ones and they vary area by area.What it will allow you to do is get your property on the MLS for a flat fee but you will then have to do all the work. ( and pay some sort of commission to any agent that would bring a buyer from the ML )Sandy Blanton I am also a licensed agent and while I understand the value of an agent, sometimes houses priced right and with proper advertising can sell themselves and save the owner money.

A question for foreclosure buyers from a novice: how common is it for a buyer's agent to charge the buyer a flat "office admin fee" for a foreclosure that closes?

David Beard Joseph Sweeney Steven Hamilton II If the seller won't provide a Schedule E, base your price on the worst possible scenario.A seller will gladly provide them or they're flat out lying on the Schedule E and/or to you about the numbers.

Is that a flat roof?

So if you intentionally undercapitalize the company - by removing all the equity for example - then you run the risk of piercing the LLC protection altogether.

That changes it, but there doesnt appear to be a way to delete it altogether.