The investor who plans to purchase a house and flip it needs to see what the average salary is before figuring out what the price point for the house will be.

I receive an average of about 25 postcards and letters per month, in addition to another 5-10 phone calls from people who claim to be experts in note buying.Occassionally I'll give one of them the specifics on one of mine just to see if they actually HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT THEY'RE DOING.

When making an offer for a commercial property, what is the industry standard?

-Capital of Alberta-One of the fastest growing cities in economic/industrial development-Just north of Edmonton, are the oilsands (2nd largest oil region in the WORLD) -From now till 2020, there will be billions of dollars invested into oil upgraders.

If you have any century21 agents, please refer them to me..I am also a Loan Officer, I specialize or niche in sub-prime financing.. which is one step above hard money, but one step below conforming or A-paper lending(perfect Credit).example: we can get investor loans funded with as low as a mid 500 fico..now if your strategy is to flip houses, then subprime financing is not for you.. stick with hard money.. however if your strategy is to have income or rental properties, then subprime finacing will benefit you especially those holding their properties to gain long term equity. average rates are between 8 - 10% depending on credit.

I have a low/average credit, make only 35k a year and at the time of my investment I will have 25k in cash and credit at my disposal.

Just curious, how many rehabs do you flip per year and on average, how much do you gross in profit per flip?

Un-improved, Agriculture, commercial, Industrial?

I was never a full time agent, I had a job that paid more than the average agent earned, I got mine strictly to get the "inside" during the HUGE foreclosures going on in Houston in the mid-late '80s.

The unemployment rate is currently very low, but the average home is selling for 640k.