If so would an effective strategy be putting “Will give you $500.00 for any leads that becomes a sale” at the top of a website or the bottom of a business card?

Who knows, they'll probably get someone to pick the up for 150k+ but I'll be standing by if the market bottoms with a 70% offer now that I know what the math says.On to being patient for an actual deal.

There's a reason why VA & FHA mortgages fall to the bottom of the heap when it comes to offers.

I know I am getting great prices from my handyman, contractor and HVAC people with no markup.I keep the management fee which goes straight to my bottom line.If I have to rerent a place I dont have to give up a months rent to a PM in addition to the 10% they are already getting.

Look into them, analyze them and figure out what is going to have an impact on your bottom line.

Here's how I would approach it:1) install new splashblock or diverter at the bottom of the downspout and make sure the water is being diverted away from the house from now on.

You would have ongoing filing requirements with the State and would need to keep business records and documentation.You also want to look at whether a pass-through entity helps your bottom line and your taxes.

Prices in Plymouth, Norfolk and Bristol counties are a lot lower and have also appreciated nicely since the bottom of the last crash in Q1 09.

Bottom line is that any answer given without information received would be an outright guess.

ALWAYS keep your bottom line in mind.Good luck