Working my current job I've gotten to see some of the financial working when it comes to managing multiple large apartment buildings, being able to interact with the managers at each individual site and also understanding the far larger process of bill payment than what we would do on a normal home basis.

Often banks will sell the loans in a group, not individually, so breaking out the amount paid for a specific individual loan would be near impossible.

I have the fortune of working with many wealthy individuals in my day job and plan on seeking investor money once I get some better experience and deals to prove the experience.One last thing how the heck do you type the @(persons name) in a hyperlink form?

You should really generate a detailed partnership agreement.

I have been using a realtor to submit offers on properties he brings me, the question is about properties I find from individual sellers.

From what I saw mostly you do assign lease options (which would be cool to generate cash for me now)I figure if I can get in at an OK discount I can save cash-flow and build equity (as well as save money from my big boy job) to convert the options into purchases as long as I can get enough time Plus any money I make from quick flips I can put towards my portfolio.

when it comes to personal tax return, how will this be handled if he does not generate income?

Is getting enough rent to generate cash-flow more difficult in non-city areas?

In India bank provide loan amount equal to 80% of property cost rest of the money individual have to manage.

I think it will really market well to the next generation.