I don't think so.The fact remains that throughout the United States, operating expenses run 45% to 50% of the gross rents.

Then I, company B, keep my commission and a portion of company C-F earnings and distribute the remaining portion to C-FSeems good, but what if I put my sole-proprietor LLC company into a Trust?

It takes a special kind of person to allow the seller to remain part of a real estate deal in any way.

Prices could easily come down significantly over the next few years and take a decade or more after that to return to present values, adjusted for inflation.

Minus say $500 for inflating expenses could likely bring your total monthly income up to $16,000.

The trick here is that the very same day you buy the house, you also "relist it" back on the market at the new inflated price.

I feel like this guy is looking out for his commission rather than looking out for me.Id rather take a loan on the remaining difference after 5% down at around 168K on a 30 year fixed.

The demand for investment property decreases, which gives the remaining investors a larger supply of opportunities to buy right.

., cap rate), beware that some may be set up with above market rent to inflate the purchase price.

I'm looking into a few myself, but found that even though they have very low amounts remaining on the loan, the liens are unbelievable.