I don't pick a note based on return, I pick notes based on safety first then I look at its return on investment.Learn everything you can.This market is full of bad deals, overshopped notes and notes that have been in so many hands it could sell tickets.

Here's a forum thread I started earlier this year that has some basic ideas to ponder:What to say when contacting an absentee landlord

You need a basic understanding of accounting, but I love the software.

Basically as an agent you can offer to do just listing in MLS, or listing + negotiating, or whatever.I've been debating if I should create a flat fee listing package for FSBOs/investors.

Basically you have to put in a blind offer.

I mean the mls is basically monopoly.

This could result in the tenant/buyer suing the seller, especially if she can't or doesn't return the option money.My basic rule of thumb is that if a seller is in financial distress, do whatever you can to get the deed (low cash offer, Sub2, Sub2 with equity payment via a seller carry-back 2nd mortgage).

Each unit has a fireplace, and I would like to eventually remove them all for safety, insurance, and space reasons.

It's over 100 years old but looks to be in decent shape and rentable basically as is.

At its most basic, a bitcoin is virtual currency.