Yes there are lots of costs to take you on a government alone ama origination fees, points, appraisal, title work, and it will eat a good chunk of your profit.Best bet right now, is price reduction and more market exposure: Open house, craigslist, real estate websites, social media.

We constantly hear stories about government shutdowns on the news, in social media, and on podcasts but here in SC, the shutdown lasted about three weeks. 

To attract out of area investors, you could try using a variety of strategies, including creating targeted digital campaigns, leveraging social media, and building relationships with other investors and agents in the area.

CA is one of a handful of states that don't offer an electronic version of the registry of deeds; as you have mentioned, you have two choices....Manual or fee based.Regards,Scott MillerOriginally posted by "mirasaza":Hi, I'm in Santa Barbara county.

Stephani..I have a social media group with about 12k followers. 

My CPA said to issue my own 1099-MISC for gross rents. 1099-K would report electronic payments made and owner would file that on return ALONG with an expense line item stating the 1099-K was double up income.

If they ask you to deposit the funds into a personal account be weary.3) Verify the representative/company on social media - LinkedIn or Facebook should do the trick. 4) Verify company address on Google - google maps, even a phone call to the main office could give you valuable insight into how the run shop.Hope this gives you some avenues to ensure you're getting into a profitable relationship!

We are all so lucky, this forum and associated media are such a wealth of knowledge to help us achieve our goals!

I have a plumber I work with and I see him installing them on social media all the time for people.

You can catch him on any of the social media channels, he teaches how to buy multi-family.