Use the current rents as my initial offer (I always explain my clients offer or my own) and use the (conservative) potential rents minus turnover costs to come up with my MAO to keep in mind during negotiations.

Without that experience it will be hard for them to truly understand and fight for your unique and specific needs as an investor.

I actually had a client a few years back who had to go the buyer who out bid him for  a property and offer that person a sum to then sell to him so he could complete his exchange - ouch!

Hi there, I know this is a silly question, but I have never been fired before.Here is some back-story. The listing was for a house worth 720k. It has only been on the market for 30days, but the sellers were overzealou...

Fees are typically based on project type, complexity, sq ft, construction costs & how easy the client is to work with...  

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I currently have a client that has asked me for advice on how to properly evict a tenant.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Sky commuting would create such an abundance that the commute would cease to be a factor in price.My later thought, in the early 2000s, was that Marriott should stand up an air service using Moller's any-day-now flying car, as they had both the real estate for landing pads (parking lots or rooftops) and the clients who want to go to those locations. 

I'm a GC, not because I flip my own properties, but I do a lot of work for other clients besides myself.