He is a pretty good whole seller about 3 to 4 deals monthly with 5 years experiencebut, i don't know if its the correct thing to use because when i run my numbers his MAOs are always much lower then my MAOs. now he also stated that the area matters the type of area matters the standard nice house in a nice neighborhood your formula would be ARV X 70%- repairs= MAO - Profit margin= cash offernice house in bad area ARV x 65%- repairs = MAONice house in WAR Zone ARV x 60%- repairs=MAO what do u thing about these?

If you are just starting out you will be studying, learning, and running your whole business yourself...if you are full time, this is easily a 12 hour a day job (depending on how motivated you are).Once you get your sytems and infrastructure in place, it's just a few hours a day (if that) making sure everything is running smoothly.

Your goals are absolutely achievable . . . the key is determining the best plan of attack to reach that end.It looks like you've already gotten involved on the forums . . .

You can question this but make sure they're explaining the whole process behind how our industry gets paid and why true "lender" discount points are sometimes required by the lender.I strongly recommend that you submit any loans and have them locked immediatley.

Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot that can be done to get them to formally respond.

If you're considering getting your real estate license for an additional income stream, that might be an idea, but there isn't a whole lot of real estate being bought and sold right now.

Hey Justin,I've been looking into South American real estate for some time now, but just haven't been sure where to enter the market at, along with how I can achieve the best of both worlds; cash flow and capital gains.

I guess this is all a learning curve, and on the whole I guess I'm lucky.

I'm pretty sure there's more than 1 investor in your whole town.

We buy in ones and twosies, but some of our RE club members actually focus on whole blocks.