I suggest in practice it means your customers pay you $750 and $150 per year and exchange you mail them some apparently irs acceptable plan documents as PDF files and then bear little to no ongoing responsibility for plan compliance or tax law adherence.  

I have been looking and analyzing deals for practice, and am thinking about making an offer soon.

I reached out to a lawyer that practices in that area.

Practice conversion scripts. so when SELLERS come in, and you know they do, you can capture the lead info and begin working them. 3.

I have a sister-in-law who is a real estate agent but I don't think it's super practical to bring her into the mix (it's across the Twin Cities metro for her to get to the property). 

@Matt Andrew @gualter I agree it’s all about the cash flow but a simple question I have - and I am sure others here have as well - how is the rental market and how practical it is to find a reputable property management company locally?

We are selling our home end of the month and wondering if it is legal or a common practice to request the title company to let us review the Seller Settlement Statement prior to closing date?

I know in a practical world most landlords probably snag deposit for rent and the tenants think that way.I know on some of mine they simply did not pay the last months rent and said you have the deposit just take that.so that leaves you with damages that the deposit should have covered.. 

I was driving around looking at open houses on Martha's Vineyard where I work, just to practice building confidence to talk to sellers and I may have stumbled upon what I think is a great deal for a flipper or even wholesaler.

Watch their interactions with other professionals and take what you can use and practice!