I have no issue hiring a real estate agent but our goal is to profit as much as possible obviously to use some equity toward a new home purchase and for property investment.

A lot of Landlords try to make a profit of $100., per door per month.

From that, subtract any improvement/building costs, subtract soft costs and subtract equity/profit that a developer would expect, and you can get an idea of what the land is worth.Sorry to be so vague, but it's unlikely anyone here can offer more detail without more information.

One of our members just sold his long term hold apartment buildings in Maine at a nice profit.

Turn a hobby into a small business trying to turn a profit.

I work as an admin assist for a real estate investment company doing high-end flips and renovated rentals.I also own my own duplex.I'm looking to expand my knowledge on all things real estate to maximize profits for the company I work for and open up opportunities for my own investment opportunities.

Waiting until the property turns into a REO may cost a little more, but you will get a clean title, a warranty deed and have the option of buying title insurance.One auction option that can be very profitable is tax sales.

Generally, you need to offer about 60-70% of the After-Repaired-Value (ARV) for a house in order to make a profit.

Learn to do your own title searches (medium learning curve) and create solutions to the owners pain in such a way that you can profit from the transaction.

Even if the investor can exhibit a positive profit with the conversion of the loan, what obstacles do you envision?