She follows up, she has fantastic communication skills (always available), she has a thorough knowledge of the local market, she has a great team in place to help her, and it's obvious she has a passion for what she does.  

We even followed the listing broker's price guidance where it made sense, even came close (within $100K on a $22 million property) but it seems sellers have been unrealistic and in some cases want more than when they initially list the property.Brokers call something "off market" when all it means is that they have not blasted it to everyone they know.

just my little company has built about 20 new builds there and prior to 2012 there was NO new construction.. or very little.But follow the jobs  follow the weather  and right to work states.. at its core that's shift is still going on and will continue FLA with NO state income tax will continue..

My father-in-law has invested in Orlando condos (currently at 8) to fund his retirement but rather than following blindly in his footsteps I wanted to educate myself before making my first investment. 

Trying to stay professional.Here is my question:how do you all feel about the following lease up fees?

What follows is largely an excerpt from what was essentially the same conversation a couple of years ago.

My goal is to make my first investment, ideally in a 3/4-plex in the Hudson County area, although I am also open to a Duplex as well if the deal is right, and I'm looking to be able to connect with like minded individuals in the following areas:- Agent - someone who wouldn't mind working with a new investor, and has experience/knowledge working in the Hudson County area (which is where I currently reside - I'm in West New York to be specific)- Bank - I would love to be able to work with a community bank/credit union, as I prefer to be able to give back to the small businesses within the community rather than fill the pockets of the big banks.  

That is why the question that followed was if one realtor could represent multiple buyers on ONE property.

Most importantly, I want to make sure I do things smart and follow my plan.Right now, I guess my biggest hurdle is money.

We are looking for long term management, someone who can work with us for as long as we hold the property (which we plan to do for at least 3-5 years, market dependent).The problems we are having , is the following:1.