If you own property in po dunk nowhere then you are going to have a much tougher time leasing out to a second or third generational tenant.One developer I know just built a high end 400,000 sq ft retail open air walkable mall concept.

I am concerned that an agent will not want to bring me on because I may not generate enough commissions to make it worth their while.What options are there to create a mutually beneficial partnership with an agent so that it is worth their while?  

I am concerned that an agent will not want to bring me on because I may not generate enough commissions to make it worth their while.What options are there to create a mutually beneficial partnership with an agent so that it is worth their while?

The BP tax strategy for REI book has a plethora of examples showing that creating entities all over the place doesn't necessarily save you a dime come tax-time, but can be great at generating fees for folks that provide entity creation services. 

How much income would it be generating?

I want to vet an idea:I just finished my first re-hab on a BRRR property and the refinance is not going to get me enough money to do another deal. So, I thought of selling the property and remaining the property manag...

Depreciating assets should never be financed (note that a lease is a form of financing, I can generate an accurate APR with my financial calculator). 

The reality is that your cash is the key generator of income from this property.

Hi All,I have a website that generates off-market house leads.  

I am looking into Memphis currently and am looking primarily looking for strong cash flow with appreciation being a secondary concern.I have a question for those investors who already have turnkeys in their portfolios who have similar goals as I do (positive cash flow) who may or may not be investing in this area already.I like Memphis because of the numbers and strong cash flow it generates.