How frequent or common are multi-year leases in SFR rentals?

There is a handyman in my area that I frequently use.

Keep in mind that those trains will run less frequently than, say, the PATH, but they're convenient if you time the train properly.

HI Victoria,You can look up county records or go talk to title agents to provide a list of the most frequent buyers of properties whether live persons or corporations/entities and you can mail them, call them, etc when you have deals that hit their criteria.You can also go on listsource.com to find title searches, non owners, etc etc for your mailing lists to tie deals to the most frequent buyers in your given area to create a profit spread if you're trying to wholesale deals.REIA's are great too but thats a slow way to do it one relationship and connection at a time.

That would be amazing, but, again, your cash flow won't really be that high.You need to figure out how you would actually be able to finance this property, what all the expenses would be including budgeting for less frequent, but still very real expenses like vacancy, maintenance and capital expenditure and then see what the cash flow would be.Good luck.

In my current position I frequently write scopes of work, prepare cost estimates and negotiate contracts.

This is not available to them in a straight rental situation.Just keep in mind that these instruments fail frequently because of the inability of the end buyer to perform.  

These are frequently called "preferred" (or pref) structures and the promoters (you) are generally paid AFTER the investors get paid whatever you have told them they're getting.

There is ProBuild on 19, they frequently have what appears to be discount doors and windows outside.http://www.probuild.comI want to find out about this wholesaler too.

However, I do make frequent trips back when there is any sort of business to tend to.