Right above the Tenant's or Purchaser's signature line I have a in bold the following:1.

In my mind, it only makes sense that the Fed is going to feel better and better about letting interest rates rise as job health is restored.I know many think that interest rates will rise based solely on the fact of the government printing money; however, that theory has been getting tossed around since the housing crash, and there has been very little inflation.

@Ned....I hope i can clarify the confusion in print....First off, and mind you i'm no expert yet at all, but the numbers seemed to indicate that the list price could be a good deal in itself

Sorry I got my numbering wrong:but here i quick break down: annual cost is under $2000 across the boardincludes the key, mls, NAR, ads, printing, card etc.#1 : Experienced Investorhas HIGH splits if you pay for them in monthly membership feeIt's great for seasoned investor/realtor (which is not me just yet)I get to control my own property transactions and pay transaction feeEducation but not hold you hand kind...super professionalKnowledgeable broker, willing to help me#2 : Agent Churning MachineNo desk fee, has normal monthly/yearly cost Gradual commission increase, earn X get X%80% commission on mine 2xs a yr.EducationCasual, unprofessional, den mother feeling with all her cubscouts.She didn't seem to have a grasp on the market.Just hired 9 agents. office feels chaotic.#3 ONE my broker is in...INTERESTEDNo desk fee, monthly/yearly costgradual commission rate (more reasonable then #2)90% of commission when I sell, 100% buy (2xs yr) but I have to earn 12000.Great education programVery helpful and knowledgeable brokerProfessional colleage unlike #2#4 LOCAL BIG BRAND.. the one I thought was best fit.They pay for everything, I pay 250-500/yrcommission is 50/50 cobroke, 30/30/30 in-house, 100% minelots of benefitsVery nice motherly knowledgeable broker.They have a lot of incentives but not for me as investor#5...

When you print an MLS report, it only gives the DISTRICT the property belongs to, it does not say which high school a potential home buyer will be assigned to if they purchase the property.

We are revamping our website, putting out more bandit signs, printed a car magnet to put on my gf's dad's van ( he runs a newspaper route), flyers, business cards, contracted with a couple of postal workers to bird dog for us, and purchased a new marketing list for our direct mail campaign.One thing we are focusing a lot on now is pounding the pavement.

Is that ok to hand write "address service requested." or it must be printed on envelope?

What is a good blue print to follow now that I am already 32 years old and am just now purchasing my second house and have the first house just breaking even (hopefully).Background:I am in the process of buying my second house.

I speak from experience as an investor who owns a printing company.

Get some business cards printed up and hand them out as you see fit.Be slow to hire and quick to fire.