Its just a major pain. 

If purchasing for hold and rentals, are single family, multi, condos or apartments more profitable?

Hi everyone, I'm currently a senior at CSU Chico with a major in accounting.

What makes it enticing to go ahead and join as a credit partner but still profitable for you. 

We are looking at a swap with a major bank.  

I have to imagine it's a pretty good chuck of change out of what your profits could be.

I was thinking doing a promissory note which could work for now but eventually I would like to have more 'Funding partners' Also I'm thinking proposing they put 100% of the cash, I put knowledge and skills and my time I would not charge anything to list and market the property and we go 50/50 on the NET profit.

Overall dollar amount of profits will decrease but ROI will go up. 

I agree with Ben, it only matters how good the in put data is to provide you with an accurate estimation of costs and profits.

I have been in sales and marketing for almost 30 years. but I have a few major questions that might answer the question of why so many fail at it.1) Do you need a license in the state of California to close these transactions?