I think you should install it by yourself if you have an experience or you can have the services of a plumber. 

Newer brokerage policies in our mls have more clearly separated listing and buyer broker fees, so you can likely interview nearby buyer brokers who will provide the service for a set cost or possibly work with you to represent you on an agreed upon sales commission where if seller doesn’t offer to cover it, there’s a minimum you’ve agreed to pay to broker on any purchases that are realized through their service.

I am co-owner of a company that provides EMD Lending services to wholesalers. 

Many are lucky to make 5k to 10k per deal, and that's usually a decent amount below what a typical agent commisison would be, plus usually the buyers are paying all the closing costs. 

Hello everyone,I have reviewed a CAR property management contract with a company and they have 5% written in the line that states “ an overhead and service fee added to the cost of all work performed by, or at the direction of,  property manager”.

Also 4th quarter of last year Packwood and county officially did discuss potentially regulating STR's by either limiting numbers or adding a tax to cover increases in local services that are needed.

This could also be a smart short-term rental strategy since golf courses are typically situated in well-established neighborhoods with easy access to other amenities.

When paying 6-8% in closing costs real estate will not be profitable after the first year and is typically not profitable for the first five years.

Yes, you can get on MLS by using a flat fee FSBO service. 

Areas with cheap properties and good initial rent to purchase ratio typically are so because they are not expected to have poor appreciation or they have something that makes them perceived to be high risk.