A lot of rent money comes in and a lot goes out, but the company's operating cash is minimal (versus the operational cash sitting in each of your client's accounts, which you manage for clients but can't touch b/c it isn't yours).

I tell my clients to work their way up to a full re-hab.

Flat fees will become more commonplace.Most members of the general public have a hard time believing that it should cost more to sell a $140,000 property than a $150,000 property than a $160,000 property, etc.If you offer services such as brochures or have superior knowledge due to your paid demographics that clients see a value in then you will be able to command higher fees in a open marketplace.Like most professions, the Realtors will try to protect and preserve their domain, but I believe we have been seeing this changing slowly for awhile now and that change is starting to accelerate.

. :) I haven't done but the one so far but from what I gather your repair costs will generally be higher on a place that's been through a foreclosure and you have fewer "protections" because you're buying as-is.

I'm just starting out with gathering research on REI topics.

We rent 5 apts for our clients in the time it takes the neighbors to rent 1. #3 TRACK & FOLLOW-UPMarketing is an investment.

There are cases in which I may be able to help you stand out to your clients, and close more deals.

Now...I don't know you and so could be way off base, but justfrom how your post sounds that's my take.Let me use an analogy: You have a client and want to impresshim with a nice meal.

If you or your client are recieving payments from a business, commercial or real estate investment and would like to recieve cash for their seller-financed loan, I can help you find a solution.

The other is being able to schedule clients around your schedule.....which should be easy as well.