It likely makes sense to pay for them, given the scale of the investment being made and their potential profitability.  

You may be eligible to claim real estate professional status given your involvement as an agent and having rental properties.Yes, you may 'potentially' be hit with a tax burden down the road if you have a property that you sell.

My favorite pick for cash flow and potential upside/appreciation is Detroit.

Every time I check the MLS and see what houses are selling for in Angel Fire, I am shocked.I'd be happy to set up a call if you are interested to know more about my opinions of the area and if you are potentially interested in considering some properties.

Would love to hear more when you get the project up and running, we'd be interested in potentially filling an endcap or doing a FSSTB if there are outlots available, and if the market demographics are there.  

They meet to discuss various educational topics, network, & review deals to potentially invest in.

You just have to know the markets and what the value or potential can be for the investor. 

Hi everyone, my company builds single family homes in SW Florida, I have had a few potential buyers reaching out to me regarding potentially submitting an offer and going under contract for different properties, while they are under construction.

I grew up in Hoboken and understood that rental demand and felt as though the price was a good value for potential growth.

Many builders do listbacks with the agents who source their sites so if you find a good build site you can take it to a potential builder and ask for commission on the front for the sale as well as a listback for a sale at the end of the project.