You can see who is actively investing in your area and reach out to them by personal email.

That's pretty hazardous... and expensive.At the risk of offering unsolicited advice, I imagine that you might make more private money loans in the future, so allow me to suggest that you use a land contract going forward.

I've been so caught up with stories of out of state investing recently so this is a great reminder to check my own area first.Also, I started kickboxing for the first time this week and didn't realize the footwork is so difficult, but man it's been fun.I still get quite a few emails every month from people telling me they don't want to chase money for a living and prefer to find a way to live for a living.

I think I will include this charge in the next months rent check and send a little printed out package (or just email) them a summary of what the total charge was.  

I am buying and selling in st Louis also so if you have questons you can email me.A person can buy an apartment for the same price of a small house in San Jose.

Waste of time for an agent to anything more than put you on their Top Producer daily e mails .Which if you don't know what top producer e mails are you should start there .. most agents will do this for you over the phone.. it will give you an e mail each morning of new listings that meet your criterion.  

Brandon if you name, e-mail and phone number I will send you the details of the national insurance group we use.

I also just received an email from the buyer this morning stating he is holding out this month's payment and future payments in case he needs them for legal defense.

By turn-key, I imagine your talking about a large fund that buys, rehabs, leases and manages the property for you.

The fact that the 50/50 split was on the original listing (on MLS) I'm wondering if in there counter the seller is breaking the law. p.s. he counter came in the form of an email not in an official contract.