Hi BP, As I’m continuing to grow my business I need to know how much is a fair percentage to pay your acquisitions manager?

Im gonna search this thread to see if anyone can make a good recommendation.brent Coombs, Thank you as well, I could not agree more, Im gonna start with one deal work it under my LLC, as I grow I will make the necessary adjustments to the business as needed.

I dont have anywhere near enough time or money to take on this kind of project but a house this size and age in this area could easily go for $175k. 

In addition to knowing maintenance and occupancy rates (since this isn't a new build I assume it already has tenants), you also need to know the age of big CAPEX items (when will you need to replace them) and what exactly was done to make it 'turnkey'.

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I dont have anywhere near enough time or money to take on this kind of project but a house this size and age in this area could easily go for $175k.

Due to our particular circumstances (including our ages: late 60s), it would be difficult to get a conventional loan to leverage it, and buy more properties. 

If you can pick up a couple rental properties and then retire young from the military, you will find yourself in a great position at a young age.

However, to grow an already established company which is showing current successes, different story!

Frustrated to know that 50% of my income is going to taxes, I'm thinking how can I grow my business and create more jobs when 50% of profits are taxed?