Real estate ethics is a debatable subject which is much about the trust factor between a buyer and a seller - in a wider picture.

You show them the breakdown and take pictures of every hole in the wall, torn carpet and blow them up so they can really see the size of the repairs, ha ha.There's no hard fast rule.

I want the cash register here and the storage cabinet there, an office in a back stock room, an alarm on this case, and a motion detector in the back room...Think office...

Thanks for your replies.I do feel investing my money in actual quality courses is good enough rather than spend it at a university, especially after researching enough and seeing the whole picture.

I believe that you can take a picture of your keys and they will store these online in the event that you need to replace or need to order duplicates, at which time you can do so through the app or via your local locksmith.

You should consider putting together a pamphlet (of sorts) with pictures/video of the house, average rent (rentometer.com / finestexpert.com), CAP rate, comps, and house details of course (asking price, bd/ba/sqft, etc) Then I would jump on postlets.com and publish the information you put together. or Send the pamphlet to some wholesalers/investors and offer them ~$2500 if they find a buyer.

I put the contracts together, and get pictures of the house and get the docs signed.

Consider the Coast Guard as they rarely go far for too long, you could spend years without going anywhere.My dad retired from the Army National Guard, the money is money, but looking up pay schedules isn't the big picture.

I could use some URLs / docs that give a balanced picture of why this works for a seller.tnx curt

Any suggestion, picture, or website would be welcome!