If the rent of that 2 bedroom was $1600, that person would expect to pay $800 rent and maybe another $250 for electric, water, heat, internet for a total of $1050 all included.

Accountants are in such demand, that the best are not even accepting clients half the time.The other problem I see often with accountants on here is that they specialize in larger investors, and have really high prices when you as a smaller investor do not need all the bells and whistles.Another thing I see is folks thinking they need to have a tax professional in their state.

A family member is currently living upstairs and paying rent while the basement is vacant.I'd love to hear your ideas on how I could make the best use of the basement space.

If you were paying attention in class and passed the in-class test, the regular exam should be a breeze.

I just didn't know that for every Airbnb.com booking, my guest is paying 14% sales tax up front.

I'm trying to figure out a strategy on buying real estate from the seller (who owns the property outright) on payments, adding value and reselling it for profit and thus, paying off the original seller.

It's a PR gimmick and aimed at target audience who would pay to hear what they like.

Also, if you hope to attract a national fast food chain, most retail developers will get a committment from them, or at least some type of LOI, up front to make sure that the chains would even be willing to have a store at that location, and what specs they would want/need for the building and how much rent they could pay, etc.

Pros know what boxes to check and the tricks of the trade to get the best deal for themselves or their client.

The problem with one off leases is that if there is a problem you will end up having to pay an attorney to learn that lease.If you want to go at it alone you might also consult with the attorneys at the title company that close your deal.