Homestead is growing and I believe this will be sold at above listing price based on my research.

About a year and half ago he decided at age 30, he wanted to be a GANG-STA, not sure if that is the correct spelling, but you get the idea.

We want to go in together and become a entity under a company name that we can grow with, not individual buyers.

KCMO is a great place to be to launch your RE investing, and BP a great site to learn and grow along the way.

I have 15 units right now and am still looking to grow.  

Once your portfolio grows, you are required to list 4 comparable non-section 8 properties you have and the associated rents on the Section 8 paperwork.

The requirements for a real estate salesperson license in Pennsylvania include being at least 18 years of age and having successfully completed four credits, or 60 hours, of approved real estate education.

Could turn out the peak oilers are right, and we're all living in huts and growing our own food.

Among the means at your disposal for collecting leads and growing your quick-turn real estate business is establishing a farm area where you do business on a regular basis.

So, I would think that 40% is a decent long term average between these two properties.In any case, I think the amount of your expenses will be dependant on the quality of tenants that your property attracts, the age of your property, and the number of units (the duplexes probably require a little less maintenance than say an 8 unit).What Mike is saying about 50% costs is probably a good rule of thumb for conservative cashflow estimates.