Hi i am a new member here eager to learn about commercial RE.

After building a great rapport, a firm seller turned into a flexible seller along the way and I got a great deal.

I'm a firm believer of surrounding yourself with people that you want to emulate.

(It has been suggested that an LLC taxed as a partnership might work, I don't know how to do that).2) I'm eager to legitimately secure ironclad Real Estate Professional status -- likely via my wife (former realtor) who can devote (part-time) work to these various activities.

(last city talked about in the video)For more detailed Trenton research, you'll have to message me as it is private research that was done by market experts for their own firm, not for the public.

We still have TV ads running by law firms about foreclosure matters, unheard of five years ago.Dion, you brought up valid concerns but there is another point, the procedure of any lender in trying to obtain a DIL.It's been mentioned here that "lenders" or transactions are being done with advanced agreements to obtain a DIL.

There is a cost to me as a job trainer, and occasional hand holder, and depending on the individual it is hit or miss, but I have found that students are eager to learn and engage the material, and overall have been a good fit for our small firm.

I'm so tired I miscounted my kids: I have four teenagers, not five.I am going to copy and paste the remarks so that we can use it as a guidebook once I have more firm numbers.

This approach to marketing is exactly why my firm has grown over the past few years.

Some firms which hold the assets have strict internal guidelines which dictate no principal forgiveness.