The other is being able to schedule clients around your schedule.....which should be easy as well.

Remember - Referrals and repeat business.The divorce may produce 2 clients, husband and wife and I want them both.Hope this helps.

I usually tell my clients to buy low enough that it's profitable to place the property back on the market the next day without lifting a finger.

As a freelancer, I am used to listening to clients needs, talking and negotiating prices.

With current market prices for Hotel Accomodation, assuming they paid cash for their units, rental ROI's could go as high 16%-18% per Annum and better yet, as most hotel clients pay their bills using major US Credit Cards, the overseas investors are going to receive their rentals in US Dollars avoiding any concerns over fluctuating exchange rates !

I don't specialize in that area....but, I have a client that does all the leg work for investors.

At GROUP 1 we pride ourselves on obtaining the best POSTIVE CASH FLOW investment opportunities available to our clients.

I have 2 rental properties so investing isn't totally foreign to me but I still consider myself quite new.

The following article is featured in my November, 2006 newsletter to my property owner/clients...OWNERS.....Put your hands on your head and back away from the propertyWhen our area “sales market” started to “go away” in mid July, many rental property owners got anxious about the re-leasing of their rental property.....sometimes to their financial detriment:$ * Owners of a high-end rental home upon hearing that the landscaping needed some weeding and mulching visited the property over a weekend - the same weekend that the property was being shown by a local Realtor to rental clients who were anxious to see the property after viewing it online.

Dealers make tons of money by undervaluing your trade and upselling it to the next client.