If you decide to ask a lawyer about these make sure you find one that understands them properly because if you do - it will be very profitable for her.

The thought of a house sounds great and it would be so cool to own our own place, but the MFR offers another platform to generate income.

The residents we put into our properties pays our escrow company all the mortgage and all our monthly fees, including the monthly profit to the seller and our monthly profit check.

Numerous times throughout the past few years, I've strongly considered taking the 90-hour course/exam to earn my license here in Indiana, but have heard mixed opinions from local agents on whether or not it would be feasible, beneficial, profitable, etc.I currently have a W2 job as Controller of a midsize beer wholesaler that I do not plan to leave any time soon.

There is about $50,000 in repairs that need to be done but he is including a $50,000 "gift certificate" to cover those repairs, which is pretty sweet.I definately know I can make a profit fromt his home when I put a buyer in it, but how can I convince him to go down below $1M?

Once you have that number then you can deduct your profit and costs to determine your offer.  

I wouldn’t sell a house that has that much equity and cash flow for potential profit from a flip.

Depending on the results, prices and profitability ratios may change slightly depending on how each house's appraisal has appreciated vs. the average.

What's the better lead generation?

If so, ideally you would be able to pull out all of your funds, perhaps a profit, leave 20+ % equity, and still have the deal cash flow nicely.