Essentially, in the long run, expenses will run about 50% of market rent - but find one of the threads that go into this in more depth.

since i rightfully question whether any exclusive buyers agent truly puts my best interest over their own in a real estate transaction, i believe the quality of representation i would receive from a "dual agent" over an exclusive buyers agent is essentially the same. the advantage to this approach is that i am not bound to any long-term buyers agency agreements with one individual and that in any transaction, i am always able to compromise the quality of the listing agent's representation to the seller by forcing the listing agent into dual agency.does that make sense?

However, they will of course start with a few deals so I do not want to give up half of my profits to my friend when I have other investors to use.My friend is going to be doing no work, so essentially he just brought the fund to me.Thank you for the advice!!

Then the appraiser will look at the adjusted values for the comps and come up with a value for your property.If you have two houses that are essentially identical (same style, condition, amenities, beds, baths, etc.) but one is 10% larger in sq.ft. than the other, the difference in price will typically be much less than 10%.

A full time W2 job will make getting a loan much easier.Having some cash is pretty essential to buying real estate, too.

What that essentially means is that if any of the ccrs is added to, altered, modified, changed, deleted, or a new one included, to make it enforceable, it is to be recorded at the county records office.

If you are marketing to an older, DIY-type landlord, you can tell them that by financing the deal, they can essentially collect the same amount of money per month WITHOUT having to be a landlord.5.

They know as well as everyone else that the U.S. govt would default on many of their budgetary obligations before they default on their debt (that was the big risk of not increasing the debt ceiling); which means that unless you think the country is going to fold in the short-term, there is essentially no risk to buying treasuries.Don't get me wrong -- I firmly believe that if this country doesn't take some major steps towards financial reform very soon, we will eventually "go under," but I don't see that happening in the next few years.

Its essentially the same as a hard money loan where payments are deferred until the property is sold.

HUGE thanks to BP nation which has been an essential piece in my strategy and knowledge base.A few questions: How do you not go broke with all the inspections?