Exactly what I was thinking.As to the 50% rule, that is a long-term average, so some months will be below that percentage, and some will exceed that percentage.

You have my vote, though at #43 it doesn't change the percentage :-) Don't ya just love it when a plan comes together?

Not only that, but the REO listing agents have good relationships with the asset managers, that's why they get listings repeatedly (volume is the name of the game in REO due to puny commission percentages); you have absolutely no relationship with those asset managers.

Like a percentage.

Now, my no call percentage is still quite high, around 50%.

While the middle class probably make up the largest single percentage of the voters, I don't believe they are the majority of the voters on the whole.

These kids need to have the hammer brought down on them now, so that when they hit 18, maybe they'll know better.Just curious as to what percentage of landlords carry protection?

In your current situation, you might want to research syndication-- it will help you expand beyond your parents as financiers, something I would never have risked, the parental relationship having been too important having only my mom as a parent.As a syndicator: You'll be paid when the deal closes, a negotiated percentage of the closing price, usually 2-5%, closer to 2% as you start off, as well as whatever equity ownership you've negotiated with the funding investors.

Much information about the way the notary - in English - is also available on [LINK REMOVED] The rates of the solicitor's firm and consists of a fixed percentage of the selling price depends on the type of property.

Start giving leads to investors in your area and expect a percentage of the net profit.