I don't want to defend myself in a lawsuit because a newbie agent saw some quick, easy profit and "cut a corner" he shouldn't have.Just my opinion.all cash

I'm lucky that most of my properties have sprinkler systems, so it's set it and forget it for the tenants.In the last two years, I've only had to call and remind someone about cutting/sprinkling the lawn once.

Probably could either lease or flip with little concern and decent return.

My partner and I really don't want to cut 6% out of our profits.

If the $1600 is covered with adequate return on the down stroke and the condo is ready to go (move-in condition) and the neighborhood bodes well for appreciation what is the concern?

Even if the material only inspires you to do something different that could be good enough.In comparison to what most people watch on TV I would not be all that concerned about many of the seminar folks.

Managing our current house from afar, if we do relocate, doesn't really concern me because we have friends who could do repairs on an as needed basis, and the house is relatively trouble-free.

Since it's CA real estate cutting corners on legal advice is not smart.all cash

The developer has decided to cut 15% off the original sales price and to give $50,000 cash back after closing for a 3 bedroom unit and $55,000 cash back after closing for a 4 bedroom unit.The 1st FOUR phases are completely sold out and have been fully operational for over a year with a 75% occupancy rate.

From there, I think your concern is going to be with who is managing the company.