There are a number of courses that can help a real estate investor.Are these classes worthwhile, I think that can only be determined by each individual.

The ideal situation would be to have all of your buyers lined up and then go out and find deals but I would not let this stop you from going out and finding deals.

I can tell you in my office, people who have 401k's and own individual stocks, are waiting for a sign that we hit bottom.

I get a few leads from linked in, but it is generally through my contacts there and conversations in some of the active groups.Often leads bring additional word of mouth contacts.I have also taken to contacting individuals that have various services or skills that I am looking for.

If you get each unit individually metered and bill back to the owners, 30% is a very average # for MH parks.

Since I am selling as an individual not associated with any real estate professional, what information and or paperwork am I required to provide potential buyers, and those making offers, and the one who places the highest bid?

The interest is then split - 1% to landlord for administration and the remaining if any to each individual tenant.

I deal with deadbeats and scumbags everyday.

I wish to pay either a set interest rate on a type of renewable 1 year bond (Similar to how some insurance companies accept investment) Or 35% net profit on my individual investments from the investment pool (The business is related to buying and turning foreclosure real estate).Any help would be appreciated!

Not every case will require 50% in expenses, you may be a little bit better off, but it would be a very , very good idea to have atleast part of your income go to a repair account.I have 2 individual properties, a SFH and a Multi-Family property , and I would say expenses are right around 50% of gross income.