You'll find plenty of info here in the forum removing the need to spend large sums of cash on real estate training.When you start your practice, you may consider investing in an office complex or strip center then leasing out spaces.

We could get very complex and crafty about this, but the fact is, the answer is very simple.

Funny story:I sat through some depositions (I am a recovering attorney..haha) involving the value of a proposed condominium project.

The more I get around, thecloser I get to the big daddy hotel and apartment complex contracts.

Two people betting with one winner and one loser.The topic overall is complex but lets focus on making money.

I know the Cap Rate formula is a little more complex, but I heard this was a simplified version of it.

In my market I am consistently mailing postcards twice a month to the same apartment complexes within 5 miles of my houses, keeping my ads running in the papers and put out 50 signs each week.

I know, you really don't have time to update your blog because you're too busy flipping apartments complexes for crazy cash, but please make the effort to update the blog...the hungry masses are lost without your guidance.

The more complex stuff, like furnaces, he punted to a furnance guy anyway.

However, on avg, COE in about 45-60 days depending on the complexity of the transaction.