You want to make sure it is completely fair to them. 

I'm a small and fairly new real estate developer in the NYC area.

But it has been fairly well maintained.

It is well-maintained and ready to sell, but will need some extensive work in the future including foundation work.

To be fair though, it was great while it lasted.....His strategy would be to buy liens on properties that hadn't had lien in the past, and if they did have some that they were paid off fairly timely... only owner-occupied homes... and other criteria that gave him a some level of confidence that they would be paid off (he wanted the 18% interest, not the property). 

Costs me about $5k per year to maintain my license. $1k board fees, $1k mls fees, $1k e&o insurance, $300 electronic key, $200 license, $500 continuing education, $1k brokerage fees and misc.

Agent and attorney think that we have an argument in court to maintain the EM based on what has happened.

a simple e transfer gets them paid and being that it is a second job for them, their fee should be fairly cheap.If you have about 20k in cash on your own, i would look to secure another investor or solicit friends and family. 

What’s a fair ballpark figure for a real estate attorney to charge for supervising my process of finding a tenant; over looking the section 8 contract and my own lease contract/documentations with the tenant; I’ll be using the online tools for application, credit report / background check and customized lease contract.

Hi all, I'm fairly new to real estate investing and am looking to venture into lease options.