We are not trying to be greedy here but it makes the most sense to me to get a nice payday up front, the down payment from the buyer of roughly $30k plus earning about 3% interest on the bank's $170k rather than just 7 -10% on our $30k proceeds from a straight sale.  

I have a PM in Tampa that I use for a duplex I have in a rough neighborhood.

Hi all,Not looking for a specific person, but would like to know roughly how much a real estate attorney would charge (if they would even do this) to write up my rental agreements for tenants with their names on it.I am in the process of purchasing a multi-family home and will be looking to have new rental agreements signed by all occupied tenants.

Now since you have the license, have you joined any broker and roughly how much is the fee for MLS access..Thanks

I know these are rough numbers but does anyone see anything wrong with this plan? 

I now work with two flippers (each in a different state, and each a franchisee of HomeVestors of America - which means they pay roughly $5,000/month in franchise fees - so they're quite serious about this business).  

Purchase price was $28k, roughly 16-20k in work and around a 70k ARV with support that it could be going higher because of the current market.

That gives me $5,800/year and roughly $29,000 over a 5 year period. 

I have noticed that I get a pretty consistent response from yellow postcards (roughly 12%) compared to letters (about 3%) but I get a better quality of lead from the letters.My postcards basically just say that I can buy their house, take over their payments, and pay off their mortgage in the near future.

Good day, can anyone tell me how to do a rough repair estimate without physically seeing the property, please?