45,000 for repairs (estimated high because who likes to run out of money)11,500 First closing costs (Yes sir may I please have another, gulp)7,600 holding costs ( so that is what 13% interest a month looks like)9,700 Second closing costs (time to make my better half REALLY happy)195,000 potential ARV based on comps in the area$30,000 plus in profit.

A few years ago when I was starting out I would've given half the profits away for someone to put up the downpayment on a loan, even if I had to sign for the loan and carry a payment still.

You might consider having one agent for each geographic area, for instance: one for the north half of city and one for south.

If there isa slowdown we don't have a half dozen or dozen mortgages to pay every month. 

As a rule, I don't continue working with clients who fail to pay in a timely manner according to our written contracts.I believe firing bad clients is as important as firing bad employees when it comes to running a healthy business.My half-a-penny worth.

He has made a “half-attempt” to sell the house but as of now still owns it, and doesn't want the headache of renting it.

You can't half *** at the top of the price range.The past is in the past.

Maybe it's half of 1 month's lease etc.

Half full buildings are really the deals.

Ten years ago, I was half way through and MBA when I read RDPD.