As the broker's assistant, I'm pretty sure you could use their MLS access, show properties, and potentially collect commissions depending on the arrangement you work out with the broker.

Did you collect 3 separate checks for the security deposit?

In terms of statistical information, I look for stable or upward-trending sales data, short and shortening lengths of market time, and generally how hard it is to find a 'good deal'... in areas that are gentrifying, people will tend to jump on it as the margins look pretty wide.

I make the majority of my money from collecting rent, but I do some flips here and there for extra cash, but I'm looking for perpetual income.

WHATEVER to pay their bills.Even if they move out as long as they paid me and couldn't pay utilities and run out of money at least I got mine.Let the utility companies eat their bills.When collecting the people only have so much money.

The bank still can try to collect on their note with the previous owner, but they do not have the mortgage to secure the note.

If he defaults on his lease, leaves your place a wreck @ move-out, or he is just a problem tenant, you will have to evict him and/or file a law suit to collect for damages.

I'm wanting to "break into investing" by getting an investment property that I can somehow put under contract, and collect the cash flow.

Also in Indiana there is a maximum of 10% on the finders fee that one can collect notifying the ex-owner of surplus overbid funds.

Hi guys,Im wondering if anybody knows of solid property management software that has either a blackberry companion app to input data, or some other way to record info on the go...Theres GOTTA be an easier way to keep track of properties on the run!