I also use it for when I insert something into Craigslist so that it looks more professional than just me typing something in.

Here there are actually a ton of real professionals.

If not, here is a link to it, and I suggest that you spend some time reading it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/17612-where-does-the-5-rule-come-from-If you use the 50% rule as a guide,which includes Professional Property Management, you're losing $$$ every month.Even if you manage the property, it drops down to about 35% a month, still losing $$$ every month.Raymond

Having one with little experience could mean screw ups and you'll be paying to fix their mistakes as they will never admit them and won't work again for nothing, least I never saw one do that.The best thing to do is approach an attorney or any professional with the costs involved in the scope of work of what must be done instead of asking how much per hour, but you need to know that too.

I got it about 90% right and still spent some bucks on professional help the first tax year I used it because I didn't get it 100% right.

While we're at it, what percentage do you input for any professional service fees and why?

I’m also interested in being a part-time assistant (mentee) for a commercial real estate professional.

It will be interesting to see if sellers respond better to a more professional site rather than the amateur hour ones that currently seem to dominate the space.

I find tenants that have any sense at all are impressed by the condition and cleanliness of the units, and my professional conduct.

The IRS has commented on the use or ROBS 401k for business financing and concluded that it is a legitimate use of retirement funds provided the rules are followed; therefore, it is important to work with at team of professionals that understand the rules at the time of plan set up as well as the ongoing annual compliance filings.