They promote both icore and Kwikset. 

In this case, you are responsible for the expenses incurred in the A-B transaction, but not in the B-C transaction.Since you are opening the title before promoting the property, the transaction will always be handled by your preferred title company.

Supposedly, they pretty much use their students as a marketing channel to help promote their educational products to other people who are interested in real estate.

THIS IS WHERE YOU INTRODUCE YOURSELF, NOT WHERE YOU POST PROMOTIONS FOR YOUR OFFICE AND COMPANY]

Although politicians don't like this threat, and it will take a long time to find politicians who are willing to give up some power, we taxpayers should promote the discussion and refinement of this system.

Check your promotions tab or spam tab or other tabs in Gmail and you should find them.

I'm truly willing to learn and would like to be more of an active member of the BP community and strongly feel after real world hands on experience with REI, I could provide some value to the rest of the REI BP community.A little background of myself: I'm a full time sales professional (software) and recently moved to Chicago a year ago after being promoted.

I'm new here and i'd like to get some opinions on a deal i'm looking at. it's in the Chicagoland area.it's a commercial deal, mostly retail (3U) with one office unit on the second floor.the deal comes with an empty buildable lot, and about 30 parking spaces in the rear.building is reo, and has been bank managed for years. they were advertising it at a decent psf price, but they were promoting it as being almost twice the size it actually is.they were asking about 425k for 10,000 sq ftit is only 5200 sq ft of rentable space-3 storefronts and an officethe buildings are rented at 3600/mo modified gross with 2-5 year leases. taxes are 13,000all commercial spaces rented, office has been vacant for several years. from my analysis, at 260k it gives me 8.3% cap at 1.36 dcr, and if i can get a tenant upstairs, i can add additional income to increase these numbers.@ 260k, it is still more per foot then they were asking. @ 219k, i'd be at their asking price per foot. they seem to think upper 300's, low 400's are the magic number.295k with 20% down seems to be the top number to squeeze in 1.2 dcrI'd like to offer 210-235k my goal is income first, value add second- so if the numbers don't work on income-i'd rather not waste my time.what would you offer, and where would you start negotiating? 

The larger firms can be challenging, especially if the manager you like working with gets promoted and the next guy doesn't know as much, but they are also always there, even if one goes on vacation, a necessity for an out-of-state investor.

Hi Johny,Excuse my lack of info/profile picture, I have "lurked" on the site for about a year now and this will be my first post.I work primarily as a rental agent in the Boston area and think it's a great idea to get your foot into a very lucrative market.The best part about doing rentals in Boston is that so long as you have a computer and work for a "rental focused" agency, there isn't much self-promotion required other than utilizing free services such as Zillow/Craigslist and your agency's already established database.