I guess it would all be scaled on the number of items that I send out.As far as Google Voice goes, I have briefly read up on it and didn't understand the purpose.

A good option contract addresses all of the necessary items.

Probably a bit more than day's worth of items.

But properties near beaches or lakes in Texas are at a premium a lot of times An absentee owner I would think would mean its probably their 2nd or vacation home, which also usually means its a luxury item and the person probably has a little bit of money.

If the intent is to build a reserve fund for maintenance/capex items, then another method of addressing this that a local investor shared with me recently is to set that money aside up front, and consider it part of your acquisition costs.

if you're getting into that level of analysis (long term DCF or IRR calcs), then you definitely need to account for major capital items.

No answer the policemen went in saw items on the kitchen table and told me to go back to my car.

He currently works at a home improvement store in their commercial sales area, so he talks to a lot of the local flippers and it is something that he has become very interested in.

I pay for mentorship, but usually if the person has a good online presence where I can see all of their items before seeing if they can guide.

There are plenty of ways to get involved and experienced on a salary.Don't forget corporate real estate divisions, Wal-Mart has a real estate division, there are folks that do nothing but travel around locating new store spaces, chain restaurants, auto parts stores, JC Penny, Sears (I know they are closing stores but the staff is still there to do that as well) Hedge Funds, banks, insurance companies.....long list of commercial management positions inside the corporate world. :)