Consequently, that space between the wall and bed has a higher level of (relative) humidity.

I am a 21 year old college student who has limited background in RE, other than listening to my mentors talk about their properties.My goals are currently to purchase a multi-family unit for a buy-and-hold strategy, and maybe do a few flips if I get bored!

I never agreed to neither fee, but I agree he should be compensated some but not at the level of a property management company because he is not that.

I recently finished college so finally I have the time to involve myself in real estate.

Margin space at the top and bottom, sides, font size = pages to be filed with many standard documents = $$$$$$$ Filing feesWhile it does standardize documents, many attorneys may have charges per page = $$$$$Need a copy of filed documents from the Recorder= $$$$$Fees to be charged are often regulated by statute at the state level and is in some places seen as a taxing issue, so they can manipulate an increase by requiring the number of pages to present a deed or assignment for example.

I'm 22 years old and I just graduated college and now have a full time job which earns me about $60k a year which I hope will be enough to get me started in investing.

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Yes, I didn't give it enough time; but, I was definitely going through too much money to keep going at the level I started with.

At best this property would break-even.San Fransisco has an (overall) average rent-to-value ratio of about 0.4% -- far below what an investor can get in other markets with stronger economics and lower purchase prices.I think eventually you'd find a piece of property with a positive cash-flow, but the length of time you'd have to spend to sift through enough properties to find that "diamond in the rough" would make the effort questionable.Additionally, the very high land cost under those properties carries a high level of exposure and risk for any investor since the first thing to drop when the housing market turns and cycles down are land values.I hope to meet you one of these days Ben. :-)Continued success!

I just graduated from college with a bachelor's in business administration.