I have what I consider an interesting scenario and I am curious to get some coaching/thoughts/feedback from fellow BP members:I have a seller who wants to get out of her property (4 family in Cincinnati, Ohio), but ultimately wants more than it’s worth (in my opinion), but she has great equity so I offered her full price if she was willing to seller finance the remaining portion at 0% for up to 3 years so that I could easily refinance and get her paid off later.

I want someone who can easily and accurately calculate ARVs on prospective properties and who knows how to select homes that work financially for flipping, i.e. are priced below median price per sq ft, etc..Agent must be local to Vallejo, I need someone who know the neighborhoods really well.Any agents out there who can help me?

Cas buyers are winning more because they can typically close quickly.  

This creates a WIN-WIN Situation and gives the Realtor incentive, to work harder on your behalf.

Your partner is risking half of a good deal (giving you half) as well as contributing the opportunity and/or work required to close the deal (which could easily be worth as much or more than your monetary contributions).

This creates a WIN-WIN Situation and gives the Realtor incentive, to work harder on your behalf.

We formed in Georgia because our attorney was in Atlanta and could more easily represented us there.

Real estate is a fantastic vehicle to develop wealth but it can take away everything just as easily! 

I've used Quickbooks and Peachtree in the past.....Xero is a much easier product to use and actually allows you to calculate depreciation each month (which last I checked Quickbooks does not do).I set up each rental as a separate "project" so when preparing tax returns on the Single Member LLC, I can easily split out the Schedule E items.

The key issue is what is a win for them.