I would be more concerned with your code requirements, which unfortunately, neither Jon nor I really know much about in your area.

It is rural land, but in a neighborhood with mobile homes.

Kind of a 2-part question, but both are concerning what I've been running up against lately while putting in offers (more-so than usual it seems).1.

one had no problem and the other went out and got a dog the next week.We have had prospective tenants with small kids not want to move in because of the dogs - but that was never a concern for us

I also know that I need to know how much is on the property as far as the amount of mortgage and equity is concerned.

Going back to college has definitely made me rethink my thought patterns and behaviors concerning money.I like learning about opportunities I never was aware of before.

@Henry - Agreed about the good investment, but my concern is the issue of getting the permit for the revised 4bedroom layout (usually if 2 bedroom single story is remodeled with 4 bedrooms without expansion, it's very likely that it violates the code).

I am just concerned about my situation/

My .02$As a experienced wholesaler, Im not sure your concerns are necessary.To ThomasThere are other expenses like marketing,buying leads, my phone, paper, ink, internet service, etc. etc. but all these things are just tallied up as cost of doing business.I use the same formula as above but sometimes I use .65 depending on the motivation level of the seller.Taxes are pro rated at closing, I dont buy any insurance (why would you?)

My biggest concern is what a first year agent can truly make.I know my ability and drive, but what I don't know is what the average income is for a new agent.