I heard once from someone that you should have around 20% of customers/people complaining about your price which allows you to get close to the maximum amount you can charge and still have people buying or renting.

What do you charge?

Do you poking around during initial walk through. 

I personally am interested in wholesaling and rehab initially, and hope to work my way up to buying and holding.

I have noticed their is a Rec commendation out there to start your first LLC in a state that has one either anonymity or two a charge order or both.

I’m still trying to determine the market (or markets) I want to get into, but am definitely looking at something long distance as southern CA property is a bit too expensive for my initial jump.Here’s a little background on me:I’m born and raised in Orange County, CA.

In my understanding, a lease option I can essentially charge more for rent, not deal wih property management because that’s now the tenants responsibility with an option to buy, and so on.

It’s better to have everything set up before so you dont lose the initial cash used to the win bid and maybe you can shop around a little bit before to find a lower rate on the hard money.

No because they charge for the costs of advertising when they find a tenant, so you would be paying all of them or if they are aware they will all rush to put a tenant in the property which may not be qualified.

I'm a wondering if they'll eventually start charging for their service, but we'll deal with that when the time comes.