A handshake with no paperwork means you can be flat out sued for all the equity that appears to be in your properties, even if you owe money to investors under the table. 

If you can afford to buy one SFH to flip so you can buy 2 or more, your already ahead of the duplex and quad owners in no time flat.Once I realized this, it took me a minute flat to go from a few deals per year to over 10 deals per month.

Then I put a half cup of baking soda and a half cup of white vinegar in and let it foam and wait 10 minutes.

Most even have flat fee as you do grow.

Don't specialize in sub2, it is one tool.I'd advise getting your license and doing lease option listings for 3 percent, find a broker that will let you do them for a flat fee splitSub2 is not for every house, you have to love the house's location and condition and type of loan.Look into AITDs and property trusts, more tools to know about.

Hi RomualdI've got some flats in west London which I self-manage (actually from where I live in Norway). 4 websites which I suggest that you will definitely find helpful for learning more about UK property investment are:1. www.thepropertyhub.net (similar to Real Pockets but UK based and on a much smaller scale)2. www.propertytribes.com3. www.propertygeek.net4. www.thepropertyvoice.netHope you find these useful - I'm sure that you will. 

There is no flat answer I can offer you here, because as you can see, it all depends on the unique economic facts and circumstances of the partners.

CVS and Walgreens typically have flat rent in the primary terms of the leases which run 20 to 25 years at a time.As the years wind down on the primary term the amount down required tends to increase.

I've known a few people who paid a small flat rate and gave bonuses based on getting units filled (which is the most time consuming part IMO, showing and screening tenants) and they also gave similar bonuses when a tenant stayed and renewed a lease. 

You can get more by charging per head then just a flat rate fee and more along the lines of hotel pricing.