Regardless of our tech world, real estate is a social business, especially when you're dealing in your community. 

Hi,I hope to make big inroads with my marketing for 2016:-Continue mailings to my existing lists with letters-Online marketing (social media, craigslist, etc)-Possible postcard campaignMy question is: What should I expect my ROI to be for marketing?

. - HUD homes are typically listed as owner-occupant status initially, and if no one buys, transition to investor status. 

This is what I'm leaning to as far as a business model: it makes sense to get out of the renter status and move to being an owner.

If you don't know anyome RE groups often have social hours or lunchs where you could strike up conversations that should give you leads.

Thus by this estimate alone, and at minimum, in your retirement you'd be making $96K a year, minus any property expenses, in addition to social security (assuming it's still around), and any pension, IRA, or 401K.

Hi Robyn,You are looking for:Leanne Eby for payment history but you will want to start withBev RichardsonInspection TechnicianI recommend a phone call to Beverly where you identify yourself and the owner of the property and ask her for the status.

For tax purposes, it really depends on your other income, your marital status, your current portfolio and your long term goals in terms of the costs.

If you guys find houses you're interested in, hit me up and I'll let you know the lead paint status and if it still needs to be dealt with.

He reports $60,000 in the box 1 (wages, tips, other compensation) of his w2.And $50,000 in the box 3 (Social security wages).This way he pays taxes only on $50,000 but used $60,000 amount to calculate his company profit sharing contributions and therefore is able to contribute larger amount into his Solo 401k.Any issues here?