End of story.If you want a broker to do it for you, and they bringa buyer to the table and close...6% to them.3% for the seller (you) and 3% for the buyer.If the buyer was brought to them by a buyer's agent,then of course that 3% will go to THAT broker.If you are on the road to financial prosperity, know thatjealousy is a real killer of success.

HI:I am working on my pre-license course for the state of PA.

Of course, that is the rub!

My motives are of course different than some.

Of course you can do this!

Many people (and I'll probably be accused of being one of them) try to overcomplicate the note.Take a college level course that deals with BONDS.

Of course, you want a property to be cash flow positive taking all expenses into account.

Continuing on.....If I happen to own 20-30 units in 10-15 different buildings, cheap ones of course, should I hire my own crew to do the lawn and snow thing.I just can't wait to find out what I have to work with!

which is of course higher then prime rates, but still lower then hard money.

I am of course very interested in, and will eventually become a full-time REI.