My current broker charges a flat fee regardless of deal size.

I noticed as soon as those checks were going out, 2 of my tenants had together 3 brand new 60"+ flat screens.

We've had 3 pretty good years, most LIH operators are expecting small/flat increases or, yes, god forbid, FMR decreases in the immediate future.Unless you have a LURA on the property, you don't have to take low-income renters if they can't afford stated rates.

@Kraig HayesBlock or frame built and flat roofs or hip/gable roofs.

I know this answer flat out sucks but dude don't mess with these kind of questions!

Her mother died so she took some time off of work and had to travel out of state to take care of her mother for a few months which hurt her income.Her husband sells commercial insurance and has been in the industry for 30 yearsShe came to me asking me to take out an unsecured personal load on a Velocity Baking concept where she would put her future income going forward back into my revolving line of credit.   

It's a four-flat residential on the second and third floors with additional two business offices on the ground floor for 150K in a small city in upstate NY.

@John Warren Thanks - it's a 3 flat.

@Amanda WilliamsI have done this exact job for BRRRR investors and granted my FT job is commercial construction manager so I feel I hold myself to a high standard on these BRRRR flips, but the best way is a flat fee based on 1 2hr site visit per day, he writes a schedule ahead of time that he is held to Gantt Chart style.

I put a 5 burner flat top stainless stove in a student housing apartment that I own.