I have some money managed professionally and have had a 9% return overall the past two years.

Aim for 8-13% CAP, buy in nice areas that are appreciating and rent to young professionals, don't be greedy with your rent.

A coach is a teacher, and teachers need to get paid for their professional expertise.There is nothing wrong with having a teacher.

Been reading the books and dragging my feet for years while I established my professional career (love it, not looking to leave, just supplement).So I live in a nice college town where occupancy rates are high and the leases run 12 mos. and I'm ready to get into the game.

It seems quite clear (as you have repeatedly stated) that most landlords who are non-RE professionals do not have to issue 1099-MISCs when they pay more than $600 in a tax year for services.

I am looking to network with real estate professionals such as yourself to build a relationship that will enable me to help you sell houses to real estate investors.

He seems very professional and successful.Will keep everyone updated.

My answer is find some professionals to do it for you and it will change your life instead of fighting the fight alone check this video out.

My advice (for what it's worth), if you're looking to raise money and you don't want to do a DOT for every single deal, spend some time speaking with your attorney and it shouldn't be very difficult to set it up the right way the first time so you can ask friends and family while looking like an absolute professional.

sent you a private msg via the colleage requestnew here, don't know how to PM youThe broker is great, highest closer and work well with me when I was out of state buyer.Very professional ;) used them on every deal so far.