Hello Everybody, This is Rey from Allentown, PA during off time i have been studying different minimum to No-Risk Methods such as: Wholesale's, Lease-Options, etc... discovering my new passion in life [REI] now I have a boat full of plans and goals, and more than willing to help and be helped.

I actually discovered she was going into her retirement $200 a month to maintain her rentals, and she had kind of a weird logic: if I would just give them more attention (literally just stare at them and don’t touch anything), they would fix themselves.

After discovering this about him I sat down and asked how I could become involved.

So as has been stated most of them omit key components that make up fixed operational costs.

I just tried to make an offer on an 8 acre industrial property that while technically isn't in a flood zone, during my due diligence I discovered it has flooded twice in the last 10 years.

I agree that networking with other agents is a key component to getting deals.

If I go with a REIT, my return every year is the same, but I don't get that bonus at the end.Am I missing a key component in this scenario?

A few more facts I have discovered in due diligence and in conversation with others:1.

I actually just discovered what a TK was after joining BP a few weeks ago.

The owner insures property and includes the cost in the rents.No, your landlord probably won't try to terminate your lease for the insurance, has he ever brought up the issue or did you just discover this?