If you really want to earn a living as an agent, you need to get with a good broker and get the education.

Obviously you wouldn't be able to get accurate market analysis to make comparisons, especially if the samples are completely fictitious, but some general reference points should be enough to make an educated decision on whether a deal is feasible or not. 

I'm very educated and confident about RE and the concepts.

CheersPercyMy lease clocks in at 17 pages (plus a cover page and 2-page table of contents for 20 pages total), but there were still things in Darren's presentation that I'd like to incorporate into my own lease.

The REI education school I'm connected with has a two-day on-line tax and legal class which only breaks the surface - the tax code is many thousands of pages!

If someone has no money and wants a free education do not depend on brokers for that.

I am non-stop reading and educating myself with this but can't seem to find the best answer, please help!

Consider joining your local real estate investment association for contacts, commercial real estate education, referrals, and overall support.Anthony

I coordinate real estate educational sub groups for the Local REIA in the Philadelphia Real Estate Market.

When income is repatriated, there will be a withholding made by the IRS (typically 30%) and you will also be taxed by the CRA on the delta between the U.S.A. withholding and your marginal tax rate at home.If you incorporate an entity in the U.S.A.