Talk to one or more of the national CRE firms.

Our firm is looking for purchasers of Multi-Fam properties that will sell between 10-20k/unit with CAP rates in the teens!

Don't jump the gun on setting a bunch of things up based on a closing date, because the date isn't always firm.

Our firm has established several IRA LLCs and John is correct in that your operating agreement must contain specific language.

Was going to install a GFIC marked "no grounded" but am even having trouble replacing the circuit box (needed to be deeper for the GFIC, can't seem to get it nailed into the one side stud firmly and square.

If anything, the bulk of the money is going towards the management of the major firms who oversee technology innovation.

Vikram,there are parts of oakland which are rather upscale and problem free. however, there are abundant investment opportunities in the problem areas too...that only means u need to have a property manager to deal with the tenants. i have eight units in east oakland, near international, of which 6 units are rented to either section 8 or fixed income tenants....if u do go for fixed income tenants, make sure tht the social service agency becomes the payee of your rent checks..and be very firm with charging late fees for late rent....i also do not talk directly to the tenants..and have them talk to the property manager....it does take a mind shift to invest in east bay...but there are so many opportunities there (better returns than south bay)...that u just need to figure a way out to make it work for u...

Our firm was presented with two possible great acquisitions of a multifamily property in Texas.

I had worked for a property management firm the past 2 years and now I'm venturing off into wholesaling after the company downsized.I have an investor through my property management days lined up for a property that fits the exact criteria of what and where he is looking for.

Much information about the way the notary - in English - is also available on [LINK REMOVED] The rates of the solicitor's firm and consists of a fixed percentage of the selling price depends on the type of property.