I have a two-family I want to sell - I'm renegotiating the lease for one floor and they're staying month-to-month (their choice) but the other lease is up over the summer.

They're poor because they consistently make bad choices.

We do a fair amount of multifamily too (mainly larger complexes), and have found expenses on smaller complexes (10-50) can be quite a bit higher per door and are often under-reported by sellers and management companies.

Sounds like a large liability without any control.Would you really want someone else chosing what work gets done, by a contractor of their choice, at a price they agree to, that could end up as a lien against your property?

This is the main reason he said that.all cash

We can handle all the loan mod deals but have a ton of short sale and bankruptcy leads that we aren't set up to handle.These leads are people that have no choice but to sell or file bk and are almost always ready now.

He owns a real estate agency, and mainly deals with commercial and land subdivisions ect..

I'm trying to learn as much as possible and for now my "main" lessons would be:1 Get off the couch now2 You make your profit when you buy3 Cash(flow) is King4 Treat this as a business not as a hobbyI live in Holland and over here EVERYTHING is regulated and real estate is no exception.

This profit came mainly from their South American and African Sales CEO Alan Mullaly has promised that Ford is on the turnaround and we should be expecting this trend to continue.

EVERY choice you make when rehabbing WILL affect your bottom line...for years to come!