If you were the selling realtor would you tell your client about a past experience with an offer from that person?

When I hear 'investor friendly', it usually means the client is looking for an agent to submit a large number of contracts at low-ball prices in the hopes that they can wholesale and/or assign them later.

I plan on, and tell my clients to plan on closing costs in the amount of 3% of the property value when purchasing a property.

:(Anyway, if anyone out there is interested in taking us on as clients, that would be amazing and thanks so much for reading this!

Yet a another way that our clients are having success with is combining the first strategy with the sale and 1031 exchange of other properties into fewer but larger properties and using the cash from the strategic sales to allow to own the exchanged properties debt free.

If you use quickbooks payment feature, and you see anything shady going on with bill payments, contact your tenants/clients immediately to verify that they aren’t trying to pay multiple times with the same information.

I send my clients to Farmers Insurance.

Hi Samuel,I'm active in the Greater Toronto Area, in Ontario, Canada, and for certain clients or deals, I will go further (London, Barrie, Kitchern-Waterloo-Cambridge, Windsor, Ottawa, Montreal, etc.).

Your client will be someone who is bad about saving money but good about paying their rent on time. 

Oh, man, lease-options are hard enough to explain to clients without bringing up TICs, LLC's, trusts, etc.