Different people see different supply and demand characteristics depending on if they are looking to buy a house in Dallas or Reno, thus making them different markets. 

The fact that you get a spread between what you offered and what you sold the contract for, can be considered a "fee" depending who is interpreting the law. good luck. 

Pricing and vacancy for 2 bedrooms are dramatically different depending where you are in Jacksonville. 

I have enough vinyl plank to do 5-7 units depending on units that I bought this fall on close out from menards (bought every piece they had it was delivered on a semi to my building). 

You might need money just to attend the REI meeting, just depends on which ones in the area you attend.

Even if tenants pay base plus cam to landlord they generally do not have the funds to cover parking lot or roof right away and landlord has to pay upfront and collect cam over the years to make it up.If you want to fully update the center for new roof,re-coat and stripe parking lot, new paint and facade etc. it could run into the 6 figures for that or more depending on building size.There are companies that buy shares but they want a discount. 

@Stephan Nemeth Whether it is a Schedule C business rather than a Schedule E rental depends on the average length of the rental as well as the services you would provide.

Depending on how competitive the market is, you can get exclusive motivated seller leads online from $100-$400/lead from well-run digital marketing campaigns.

Really depending on the location.

@Kyle Dutson Depends on what level of security the private lender needs.