I practiced keeping my money by keeping my standard of living below my means.

I haven't ever had anyone say, oh because you are a Realtor, I don't want your money.I got my license because I felt a need to practice what I was being preached and to me I was always a "wanna-be" until I pulled the trigger.

But for all practical purposes, this looks like it may be promising.

Also, me and my partner/brother are looking to expand our practice to a southern state, so we're looking to grow with a partner, too.

This disclosure is required by TREC rules.The Code of Ethics outlines similar requirements in Article 4 and Standard of Practice 4-1.

Most hard money lenders seem to have common practices and will generally require a down payment, however private money lenders can make their own rules.

Now some might argue this is not good practice because of CC interest rates being high, but I alway let the cash flow handle this until a point where the Crowdfunding assets can build a big bucket of cash, which then I could put into a money market account for future true Capex reserves.Just curious if anyone is doing creative things inside their rentals to maximize the "reserves" that usually just sit there over time at meager checking/savings rates???

Once you find the deal, get it under contract and find an end buyer...1)Is it best practice to have them put a Non Refundable Earnest Deposit?

What is the general best practice/policy for dealing with pest control like cockroaches in a shared building like a 4 plex?

Is this common practice in most markets?