Just as a point of reference I had a water claim from a small leaky pipe leading to a dishwasher and that took 4 full months to completely remediate / mitigate.

I am 18 years old and soon to attend college full time.

Usually a realtor says they get the full 6% commission if they bring the buyer. 

It's about a half hour in length and well worth watching, but I'd like to get other opinions on this topic as it can factor heavily on one's investment decisions.Thanks,Greg Markham

This includes Public Housing Agencies and Multi-Family owners.

Hey everyone,I've found a potential property investing in through craigslist and I had a few questions regarding it.Here are the details:Triplex fully rented: ASKING $479,000 - 3 Bed 2 Full Bath (rents for $1200) - 2 Bed 2 Full Bath (rents for $950) - 2 Bed 2 Full Bath (rents for $950)They say that the tenant pays for cable, electric, gas/propane and the landlord pays for insurance, mortgage, property tax, and trash.

Apologies for the long rambling but wanted to give a full picture.

As for a property manager, that's a bit small for a full-time employee.

It's also very important to get a brand of boiler that has reps in the area that can do a full proper startup and programming on the system.

@David Siegel, from everything I've read so far, I'll be surprised if you can refi conventionally before AT LEAST 6 months is up from closing (simply because, for that length of time, most if not all conventional Lenders will lend based on purchase price ONLY, not a higher appraisal).