His thinker is stuck in that little square box.

But obviously there's a LOT of risk involved for me.

From my side, the investor is doing the majority of the work including showings, negotiations, and the paperwork of it all, so there's no reason for my commission to be higher in that respect.It's all about finding a realtor that is looking for the win-win for everyone involved.

*Age - try to keep the age of your comps within 10 years, older or newer, of the age of the subject property *Square Footage - pull comps, with as close to the same sq. footage as possible, as the subject property.

Once you get involved, you'll find that you get out as much as you put in.

I've been involved in real estate investing for the past 2 years and have met many wonderful folks who have become great business partners.

* Monday - Rehabbing * Tuesday - Landlording * Wednesday - Property Financing * Thursday - Commercial Investing * Friday - General Real Estate DiscussionGet involved!

I have contacts that lend get involved in these types of projects if the numbers work.

from there, multiplying materials X square footage you can get an estimate on any material costs on the property.

You have a contract now but still there's alot involved in the process.