The Effective Management Fee is the actual percentage you pay of your rental income each month to the management company once you factor in all the reoccurring fees you are charged for the year.

Of course, I want to make money, but I want to make prestige out of innovation and supreme strategy and tactics; put alot of sweat in to research, and produce an excellent accomdating structure(s) to brandish a signature in attitude of design and ethical business.So guys, give me replies and we can talk.

Now the builder sold me theses properties at a discount....But, I’ve been planning and designing and scoping for lots (I've put some work into this), got the plans....about to put the contract on the lot, price of lot is where I want it, appraisal for the plans is where I want it, financing is the best I've ever seen, Taxes in area are low.....and I've been taking a look a costs of materials....now, I'm working hard to work under budget like hell....and after the property is built I have accumulated some liquidity to suffice for a short time as reserves to retire the debt before I sell the house.

It will really be based on the design of the home, products and amenities utilized.

Like personal credit, there are several factors involved there.

Like what factors would make the deal good and how do you see the profit before you sign the contract

If you are interested in investing there are several factors to consider.

In addition, some companies will not only look at credit but add in other factors like # of moves, type of credit owned, incomes, locations, etc. and come up with a composite risk score based on some algorithm that shows real likelihood to pay their rent on time.

Looked to me like a repeating Power Point presentation sort of thing designed strictly as a lead generator for Realtors.

With something like real estate - I have to see it in person before purchasing it - too many factors.