A couple can split it between them & the now slightly envious wife gets her 30mins.In fact one of the wives is now a steady client because of her migraines, apparently the little masseuse has magic hands.We are also doing this for older family members instead of the proverbial good bottle of wine etc.

My suggestion is to strike a deal with another agent in your office to structure the deal through.

So, there is a very heavy strike two.Next, looks like you sold at a price above what you're saying market value is, but at that amount, it's a foul ball.

Don't get buck fever, but be ready to strike anytime you find something that can move quickly.A nice play that I've made twice in the last couple of years is a solid duplex flip.

Or when you're in the neighborhood, you could strike up a conversation with a neighbor who happens to be outside.

On the scale of starting out and getting promoted over a career in some fields the earning difference is striking.

(the LLC)But for anyone else reading this topic and considering incorporating here are two strikes against it to consider.

I have no direct experience with them and want to stress that my questions about them are merely based on personal opinion/curiosity (I am not making any statements about them)But they strike me as using 'aggressive sales tactics' and they don't appear to be (as far as I can tell based on their website) regulated, licensed or registered in any way, which, if I understand correctly, means no accountability to anyone for anything.

When I'd go into a neighborhood I wasn't real familiar with (usually out of town types) I'd drive through and stop and think of some reason to strike up a conversation with some guy washing his car or sitting on some porch.

If you can just strike up a conversation on the phone and just ask what type of adjustment might they make for a busy street compared to a quiet street. :)