I was never a full time agent, I had a job that paid more than the average agent earned, I got mine strictly to get the "inside" during the HUGE foreclosures going on in Houston in the mid-late '80s.

As long as you have online access you can do a credit and eviction report in about 5 minutes on an individual for 12.50.

Since if you flip properties consitently, you can be taxed as if it were your profession, and as if youd have earned that money from a salary.

Fairness is assured since all Lancaster Suites unit owners enrolled in the rental pool earn equal rental income based per square meter.

If you don't have time RE really isn't for you....If you wanna plop down money and have it earn for you without doing much work and is something you can do online try an ETrade account and some mutual funds.

all cash....thanks for your replyyou are correct, my current loan balance is about 200k (i approxmiated my loan balance...didn't think that principal came down that fast).My dilemma is whether it is better to cash out and put the 490k in the bank and earn 5% ($22,500) per year or have a net cash flow of $1,800/year in a deflating housing market....Assuming in 10 years from now the home is fully paid off AND the fmv of the home in 2016 is equal to current fmv of $725k....what would be the benefit of keeping the property?

Many people WILL pay regular income taxes on the net income you earn, but others will receive passive income treatment.

I'm also looking for ways to maximize the web and resources available online to help run by wholesaling business as efficiently as possible.

Is it true that you have to pay brokerages monthly fees like these plus the the commission earned upon sale of the properties?

Also you have the ability to earn extra income with our Lending company that will process all the loans you generate and give you 35% of lending cost.