I am the biggest optimist out there, but remember that the best numbers usually come in right before the recession.

Yes it's usually geared more towards the cash buyer who is acquiring distressed properties.Sometimes these properties do not qualify for conventional loans due to their condition.However it would work the same way with a financed property assuming the numbers checked out.

I have been listening to the BP podcasts for a while now and the speakers usually advice 4-plex and above rather than a duplex to get more earning potential.

Usually, the cost of putting in another meter is not the meter itself but the connection fee to the city lines.  

Well, congratulations USUALLY means you've won something. 

Selling a program is much more work and they usually get very uptight when you ask how much money they make from deals and real estate.

It might come in handy if you ever get a good deal to flip and use hard money. they usually require LLC.Good luck. 

One is usually sufficient. (-;  I can't speak for others, but a good securities attorney will help you figure out the cheapest and most practical way to do your deal and then offer you services that meet your needs, versus trying to jack the services to the highest fee, regardless of what the client needs.

There never ended up being a scenario that was outside the scope of what I'd worked out with my PMs in the PM agreement and that needed to be answered urgently before I could respond.Urgent repairs are usually covered in your PMA (e.g. a pipe bursts) and if you look at any expected maintenance or repairs during your deployment, you can give the go ahead before you leave (e.g.

The person doing this out of the house charges less money usually is how they get business over the regular day care places.Even if they have insurance on the business part your insurance company for your property likely will not allow it.