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Raymond C. Thoughts on buy & hold in Sacramento?
7 May 2014 | 16 replies
When you put a lot of well compensated employees in a desirable living area, they drive real estate prices to max pain.
Rachel Stopka Crazy Contractor and now threats daily
7 May 2014 | 21 replies
From there, I would send a letter (certified mail) to the contractor laying out my case for what was agreed to, what was completed and what I thought was reasonable compensation.
Pete Nater Can a non-licensed investor legally earn a consultation fee for advising and facilitating an owner finance deal?
4 July 2014 | 3 replies
I'll give you practical thoughts to consider:If you can't charge fees for legal or tax advice, real estate or mortgage brokerage activities requiring a license, are there any services that you can be compensated for legally? 
Gary Dezoysa Tips on managing the management company
27 October 2014 | 3 replies
If the current manager won (results wise), he keeps his job and above market compensation after bonuses.If the new manager won, he replaced the current one.He found this to be a highly effective way of keeping his pay per click managers highly motivated  to continue optimizing the campaigns to the best of their abilities.This is more easily done in the online world, but I wonder if such a competitive incentivization scheme would work between property managers as well.
Tony Leighty Current home as a rental
23 November 2014 | 6 replies
Prince Georges County has tens of thousand of eligible units. the income and other profile features of our candidate tenants are 97% of determining features as to what level(s) of compensation your investment will be legally accessible to achieve. if you buy in many markets in California ethnic and commercial groups will let you charge $ 5K to $ 100K a month rent, to match-up your earnings with their financing agenda and program factors. the United Nations, along with corporate interests, universities and countless governmental agencies facilitate mind boggling rents in every geographic market imaginable---for their select consumers. diplomatic embassy personnel, students, hospital staff, airlines and entertainment occupancies are a few tenant categories for above market rent candidacies. but generally just furnishing a sfh, or renting individual rooms will spike the rent yield more than enough.
Nkiruka Okeke How do you get up to speed quickly
4 March 2015 | 15 replies
When you lack one factor, say capital, you can utilize more labor or management to compensate for the lack of funds.
Rao V. Hiring my favorite Handyman as full time..
4 March 2015 | 10 replies
What I don't know if what will be additional cost e.g Worker compensations, Insurance, Soc sec, Hr expenses etc.
Joe Boggin DTI ratios confuse me
26 March 2015 | 0 replies
I was told someone would lend up to 50 if compensating factors were adequate. 
Brent Fleeman what account for
8 May 2015 | 5 replies
The guys I know that use such small margins compensate by doing volume.
Patrick Russell Any special license to start a real estate investing business?
9 June 2015 | 4 replies
You do not need a real estate license to buy/sell/rent your own real estate.You do need a real estate license to buy/sell/rent real estate for others, for a compensation