The broker picks up 3 sides, maybe 4, with the "net" portion going to an agent of the broker (you).

The con to this approach is that in most cases, you need to know or have done business with your end investor buyer - who must have all cash - as a stranger to you may not be comfortable with you on their purchase contract and that you hold a portion (small as it may be) of the title until you do quit claim it over to them after the closing.This startegy works best if you are able to negotiate to choose your own escrow and title company to do the closing rather than the banks choice.

It will lower a portion of the doctor's costs, but not enough for him to treat people for free without insurance.The fact of the matter is that HMOs have been a disaster, and I am surprised that they have lasted this long.

When it comes time for his real estate investor and team members to do their portion of the work, the system will send email and/or text message to cellphone to inform the person to log into the system to do work.

The Homestead exemption gives you a small break on a portion of the taxable value, I believe $5K of the valuation is exempted from some of the taxes.

I read somewhere that the labor portion is around two thirds of total manufacturing costs.The labor cost of building a car is about 5-15% of the total price, depending on the manufacturer and the data you look at.

You are certainly entitled to keep the pro rata portion between them leaving and you re renting the place as well as administrative costs, cleaning, etc.

The local code should tell you what portions of the UBC are and are not required.

Unless an earthquake eliminates a sizeable portion of CA, it probably is going to remain, pretty much 59th.

@Troy Smith - this probably isn't the exact answer you were looking for, but as an alternative you could always get a delinquent tax list from whichever county you're working in.With a delinquent tax list, you'll find that a large portion of the properties don't have a mortgage and are owned free and clear.Why?