Enough to pay the actual dues and some expense.If all else fails, we will be pay the full amount because this deal is profitable enough to handle it.I appreciate all the help!

I've heard that commercial re investing is much more profitable than residential.

This would cost more but if you crunch the numbers on what your end profit would be after closing costs, you might end up with a bigger end profit.Hope this helps a little!

Trendy high end condo type houses would logically command a higher sales price, and even if the profit remains the same, I'm sure the properties will move extra fast if correctly priced.

We went out, purchased an REO, updated it, sold it for a pretty hefty profit in about 2 months, got hooked.My education is now continual, there are things I want to move into that I have no clue about, and want to start learning.

A good investor won't mind you making your money as long as there is still profit for him to make.

You see Barbera we as full time investors all ways (and I mean all the time) input the worst case, we never go by are best profits.

Hello, I have been approched in an investment group in the bay area by someone willing to invest my money in flips. this person (Keith Wilson from Tribbecca Properties) talked to me into investing $100,000 in a flip in San Jose in October 2007 for a 50% of the profits.

This economy that everyone in the media loves to talk about so much is actually a windfall for investors. what we're really seeing now is an abundance of super motivated sellers.Having said that, if you truly want to be successful you have to find really profitable deals.

If the dollar is going to fall, and the fed keeps dropping rates, might as well profit from it, right?