Most experienced agents will have a Minimum $amount commission they will work for, and sometimes the buyer agent will have an agreement the buyer will pay extra if they are only receiving a cut rate % from the listing broker, but......these need to be disclosed in writing and agreed to by you Before making an offer.Yes, this is BS if not disclosed/agreed to upfront.

Bring it in :-)I've been consistently analyzing deals in LA on a daily basis and had to keep writing "Damn" on the bottom of  my pages of paper after analyzing that the property will not cash flow.

Use a person that has developed software that is a full course and gives complete information like someone like Kent Clothier, Ross Hamilton, john jackson, Josh Cantwell, etc. who seem like they know the right way.Good luck to you!

Wondering what management software you all are using and why? 

You should write a letter letting the tenant know the landlord has changed and the new address to send rent payments to.30-60 days before lease expires, send your lease with an explanation that you're the new landlord and this is the new agreement.Congratulations on your purchase!

-you will need to get them to agree in writing to the change in rate for utilities if you want to be on the up and up.

Some Personal Insurance companies will write LLC's. 

This is essentially writing yourself a check if you are the owner of the LLC, and it is the equivalent of your job paying you.

This is not an endorsement in not writing a book I'm not selling anything and I'm not looking for anything out of this post I just want to help.

Dear BP community,I was wondering, where can I learn more about real estate professional business ethics and conduct (writing the right emails, talking to people of the phone, negotiating, accepted norms and standards, and etc.)Do we have such resource on this website?