I would rather make a little less and still acquire an asset then lose out waiting for lower interest rates.Brandon Turner briefly mentions this on podcast #294 that people can spend a lot of time worrying about interest rates and potentially miss out on stellar opportunities along the way.

Is there a minimum charge even if they're only on site for 10 minutes?

Never risk your integrity to make a sale, one deal will never make you rich, but losing your reputation and integrity will probably leave you broke. 3.)

I'm currently a senior in college and plan on graduating in the Spring with a degree in finance, and am currently still living with my parents and have no major expenses outside of paying for my car insurance and phone bill (Lucky, I know).Given all the experience and knowledge on this site, I was just curious what would be the best way for me to start out?

Grab the "book on estimating rehab costs" from this site and then side by side material costs at Lowes/Home Depot.

Check out their site, pretty self explanatory. 

Its easy to lose track of how much one SHOULD have in the bank because its hard to leave money sitting and not working for you.I understand there are many variables such as age of house, age of roof, age of furnace, etc. 

What do you see as the on-site manager’s duties?

Could you point me in any direction.P.S. i realize this site is probably mostly for investors, just looking for a little help getting started.Thank you

I was asked by an investor to recommend a good site to look for crowdfunding for one of his potential deals.