You don't mention what type of income producing property or budget you have to work with, so I'll assume residential rental as opposed to commercial leasing.So, my suggestion is to work with a Real Estate Professional in the area you are considering buying.You typically don't pay for their services as they are paid from the sellers proceeds.

The saying "a true rehab professional hires all his work out".If you can, find a contractor who can do the work for you.

It's a tiny bit lengthy, as I was trying to ask the right questions and provide a clear outlook on my situation, in order to get a better response.

A single, non professional seller is not required to be liscensed under the SAFE act until (I believe) they sell more than X number of properites over X amount of time.

Here is where a Real Estate Professional comes in handy.

Be prepared and professional.

He's professional/certified David Rodriguez www.ConsumerCreditAuditors.com/pc www.ArbaFinancial.com

Rental Income from a Condotel Unit is normally 30-40% higher that a regular rental because the Hotel concept offers the option of daily, weekly, monthly leases which ordinary private condo unit owners would not normally entertain.Unit owners in a "Condotel" may opt to join the rental pool where he signs with a professional hotel management team who will convert the project into a world class hotel / serviced apartment.

Since I am also a customer I know that no one pays attention to them and thats a great source of leads.Realestate professionals/ Brokers.....any tips to make myself attractive on a part time basis?

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