Have a look at their web site, there is a meeting tmrw night.

(Also, I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad this year and liked it enough to buy the board game.)So, full disclosure I am a real estate agent that services Denver and Colorado Springs.

the Cash on Cash return and the Debt Servicing Ratio are the main things I look at first. 

Check out if the site have all the services to the boundary and that there are no easements or any under restrictions on the deed.

I see a lot of newer agents if they don't have a warm market or sphere to tap into.. they will get on a big producers team.. this can jump start you.out our way agencies have lead creation systems and will literally hand you web leads for listings or sales.My wife had taken a few year hiatus and to kind of jump start ( her normal business is referrals) but she wanted to work some leads and get going and it worked very well she made many sales and got a few listing which in this market is simply money in the bank. find your niche.. and remember 95% of agents all try the same thing.. you may want to specialize.. and commerical agents though dog tough to start if you make it.. its a really good business once your established.

call a local note/loan services who does private notes and get a real estate attorney referral.

Basically the NOI is the rent less OPEX or Operating Expenses. but not including debt servicing.

That's not the service we look for with the vendors.

Just as if you took that $100K loan from a bank.How you "service the loan" is up to you and the seller. 

We choose to manage our clients' entire portfolio (as long as it's in our service area), regardless of any of their properties being in less-desirable areas.