Some developers and institutions might get lower percentages but they are listing tons of properties each year so that is a volume business versus a one off sale for the brokerage firm.  

Hello everyone, I’m new in here I have been watching and reading about the investments on podcasts and the forums I want to start on this journey and my question is if I start buying for the benefit of cash flow of rental properties how different is to start already with an (LLC) versus sole proprietor, what I’m trying to understand is can you benefit the same of taxes laws on both or not?

Hello everyone, I’m new in here I have been watching and reading about the investments on podcasts and the forums I want to start on this journey and my question is if I start buying for the benefit of cash flow of rental properties how different is to start already with an (LLC) versus sole proprietor, what I’m trying to understand is can you benefit the same of taxes laws on both or not?

How many people are going to want to buy a mixed office/residential building, versus one that's simply offices/commercial, or simply residential.

I am not sure of the exact details, but this might be something to consider as a con versus a cash out refinance.

The lender is not going to accept anything less than fair market value minus some small predetermined ratio that factors in the cost of a foreclosure versus short sale (maybe 10%?...

I’d wager rates stand a better chance of going up over the next 6 months than coming down 🤷🏻‍♂️

As I posted I just found out they have had an unapproved pet at the residence and the PM also told me the residents "suggested" there are also unreported damages/repairs as well, so as I suspected this doesn't appear to be a case of simple inconvenience to the tenant versus having things to hide.

The reason I ask is in my market SFR on the MLS versus SFR that have sold are close to the same price. 

I'd wager there are people looking for deals in Dallas all day, every day, and have no other competing time constraints.