All the realitor wants to do is pump transactions to get their commission.

In 2019...before the housing market was crazy....54% of all transactions were all cash. 

Whatever you do, just be aware that large cash transactions will need to be reported on taxes. 

For that specific transaction wherein you are purchasing that duplex, yes that is the correct math.For properties you have owned a while that appear on tax returns, those tax return numbers are used b/c they are at that point more authoritative. 

This technology is in its infancy for use in real estate but I think it will really take off due to the security of the transactions and ease of investing.

Once you get the handle of how the transaction process works then you can move on to your investor clients.I'm getting licensed in Florida as well and going with the KW branch in Naples so give me a call I would love to answer any questions you have!

Originally posted by @Daniel Smyth:The fix is simple enough.No rent, no electric service.Nobody talks about it because it's illegal.

Here's what I found for NY:"It is illegal for storage unit operators to seize your property without providing the following information: an itemized statement of the amount due. the description of the property being seized. the nature of the proposed sale, including the time and place."

I want to learn abt how to handle the transactions and do my own.

My last line with this bank limited free transactions to 6 per month.