Definitely find one that is familiar with RE transactions.

If I were to assign my equitable rights in a R2O transaction.

This deal like the other one was a very easy transaction, my investor was quite on top of everything on his end and got everything submitted for the loan in only a few days.

#1 reason: Speed of transaction.#2 Reason: House Is in too bad of a shape to list#3 Reason: Hastle Free#4 Reason: Agents smell like dead monkey.

According Grant, whatever you normal realistic goals are multiply them 10 times (10X ) then figure out, how you can achieve them.3 Walk the WalkYour daily activities & actions must match your goals, if you have aggressive goals, you need to have equally aggressive daily activities & actions to match your aggressive goals.Goals are just wishy washy, talk the talk unless you back it up with aggressive hard work & be willing to walk the walk.You need to work hard & smart, it is not uncommon for successful people to work 60-80, 100 hours a week to achieve their goals.4 Develop Great habitsHabits are routine things you do daily basis without too much thought process.

The story of Affordable housing is so true even here in Zimbabwe.There are more low-moderate income earners seeking houses to fulfill their home ownerships dreams.Even in America, the mobile homes and some of the apartment unit types fit into the low-medium income earners catergory.Real estate is a BIG sector, just keep learning and serving.One show on CNBC, if i recall correctly showed a third of GDP worth of Property transaction in 2016 for China .Property was a way inflation first filters through the economy

The transactional costs in real estate are high, so you need to be sure your money and VA entitlement will yield you a better return if you sell and buy at another location.

Here are the details:Relinquished Property Sale Price = $310,000Closing Costs = $25,000Mortgage Payoff = $35,000So, after the two transaction costs listed above, we'll walk away with $250,000 deposited into the QI fund.That would be 1/3 of the new property cost, roughly equivalent to the value of the investment portion...or does the investment portion need to be equivalent to the actual sale price of the relinquished property--in this case, $310,000?

My offer was accepted in July and the transaction didn't close until September, and because the property manager holds on to rent for most of the month, I didn't get my first month's rent payment until this morning. 

There has to be a world where there are more options out there for the consumer/buyer to choose the level of service they want (full service, limited service, and self-service) and effectively get back part of the buyer agent commissions as a form of a refund -- or just have more leverage in the transaction because they aren't represented.Thoughts?