I currently have a mortgage free duplex in Lowell, MA in what I would describe as a B-/C neighborhood. 

An open house is typically a time on the weekend when anyone can simply show up and view the house. 

For those viewing this thread, I do want to point out that we are not Qualified Intermediaries, we are Registered Reps.

Now, this is a very simple approach, but it gives the high level view.

For those who haven't read it, Part 1 is about building up your first $25,000+ in cash or equivalents through a frugal and economic lifestyle, or as David Greene would describe it, through good defense.Now that I've gotten to this point, it's time to move to Part 2, which is using what I've saved up to start building up income producing assets and scaling my income so that I can go from $25,000 to $100,000 in net worth.

One last question, I know there MANY of great deals out there off-market and my county provides a pretty decent process for viewing Probates, which I can then cross check with the Property Appraisers Office (don’t worry, I won’t be handing out cards to families of the deceased that I’m investigating).

One last question, I know there MANY of great deals out there off-market and my county provides a pretty decent process for viewing Probates, which I can then cross check with the Property Appraisers Office (don’t worry, I won’t be handing out cards to families of the deceased that I’m investigating).

I am thinking I would have to change percentages for maintenance, vacancy & capital expenditures to reflect actual ROI View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Contact the NYS division of licensing and describe to them your intentions and they will tell you

Obviously, views on working in a dedicated office have somewhat shifted.