Duplex or tri-plex is an added bonus because it would help pay your mortgage now!

Any realized appreciation would simply be viewed as a bonus, and I would plan on holding for a minimum of 5-10yrs (hopefully longer).Thanks for any and all advice, especially from anyone who has owned/rented out a condo before.Drew

I saw that sign EVERY where...so..after the all the drama on the tub. i finally get everything sorted out today and the house is on the market nowhttp://search.har.com/engine/6010-Gallant-Forest-D...Here is some bonus picture that is not on the listing.

Take my sister as an example, she isn't a nurse, but makes a salary of $45,000 plus bonuses which is almost on par (at least in my state) with how much a nurse would make which would be about $52,000 a year instead.

I just cant use income that requires 2 year history such as: bonus, commissions, reimbursements, over time, etc etc (variable income).

Bonus question: What else would you (or do you already) automate in your landlording and/or real estate business if you could?

Any additional amount would be a "bonus".A listing agreement is between the owner and the listing agent.

ThanksI believe the template is now part of the bonus materials that come with the BP books on Flipping and Estimating Costs. 

I always offer a Realtor bonus for a full price offer and we don't mind giving seller contributions if we get a good offer.

Offer a hefty bonus to the selling agent, say $2K to $3K or so.3.