Ever heard the saying, “It’s not the big words but the small print that matters”?

Start small with a rental property. 5.

Ooooh small multifamily, yes!!!

Ie a property with 0 repairs required, then a house with small repairs, then a full remodel flip  that included adding and permitting new bathrooms, removal of walls, doors, windows etc etc. 

He also sent me 3 pictures of some small pieces of trash left in the ROW and told me to go pick them up.

Not hustle as he sounds like a passive investor as his age would suggest that he doesn't want to be in debt for the next 15-30 years and risk quitting his day job that close before retirement.You can always purchase land in California and build a small cabin to rent out.

The most accurate would be to scrape the direct source you are looking to retrieve data from.

I have seen referral offerings from PM companies ranging from $500 to half of first month's rent to full first month's rent going to the agent for referring a client.PM isn't as common within my niche of small multifamily (2-4 unit) properties in New York but this is what I've seen.A quick google search shows that $250 is a common referral fee.Curious to see what other agents across BP are seeing...Hope this helps!

We have one townhouse rental in Gent and I'd like to learn more about the the rental business and investing in Belgium.Here in Missouri I am investing in small apartment complexes, so I could share what I know about that.I'll be in the Gent, Gavere area for a few weeks in March 2020.

As for trying to research IF they have equity without talking to the seller directly, it depends somewhat on your market.