There is also the "reputation" factor.Let me ask you, are you pre-approved and/or have money in the bank (real $$, not a letter from a transactional funding place) to close the deal on properties you offer on?

If that is the case it would be wise to explore other management options as there are many alternatives that charge a 25% management fee and will bring you a higher Gross Rental Income for your property, which will improve your bottom line tremendously.If you have any questions I am more than happy to discuss in further detail with you.  

Have a deal brewing, but it'll take some creative financing and wanted to get your thoughts as I've never done any deals more complex than a standard conventional 30 year loan, or a rehab for that matter.A reputable contact is getting rid of one of their holdings as they are raising some cash for other investments.  

You can keep your expenses down by using your phone to meet people and increase your leads.Build a good reputation with the seller.  

Hello BP need some help here, do anyone know a good reputable rental agency in philly to help me rent a condo?

I am beginning to explore the land trust with LLC as beneficiary possibility, otherwise a commercial/portfolio loan will be necessary with less favorable terms and rates compared to conventional residential financing.If I could do it over again and planned to only have one or two properties I would simply invest in a good umbrella insurance policy and call it a day.

Build your reputation as a reliable quality contractor, then you will have the seed money for flips. 

I am feverishly trying to find a reputable contractor.

Going to lose his reputation real quick that way. 

Looking for a reputable class to get a license, not necessarily for the license more just to learn as much as I can about real estate.