I know some of this is personal information so share as much of it that you are comfortable with.Thanks!

The most recent sold is about 2 months ago for 192K, again it needed updating.So, taking into account that the market is slow, I am comfortable with an ARV of $200K.

The front seat of the car is where a lot of analysis gets completed.Thanks for the reply.John Corey

I usually have my newer clients start out with excel and get comfortable with the art of record keeping and then migrate to quickbooks when necessary.

:D Basically, I'm a hardworking realist who doesn't expect to get rich quick, but am hoping to find the mentorship I need to eventually be comfortable in what i do and financially.Again thanks for the Welcome and I look forward to becoming a long-term member.

You need a title company or RE attorney who is comfortable handling a double close.

I'm browsed over it enough to feel some personal getting-my-feet-wet comfortability, and all I offer is that you review in detail before you move forward!

I am looking for a mentor so that I can take a look at multuple areas of real estate and find a niche I can sit comfortably in.

The difference being fiduciary duty is owed to Clients, while the duty to Customers is little more than simple fairness and honesty limited to non-privileged information from their client.My (biased, yet sound) suggestion is to find a Property Manager that you are comfortable with, let him know up front what your long range plans are (hopefully you will try his services at some point) and work with him as a Buyer's Agent.

I have a contract but I'm not that comfortable with it.