Some title companies will cut you a break especially if you are a regular customer.

It's interesting how much the variations in taxes and customs/fees can affect investment profits across the states.You can request the guide, it's complimentary, at www.reiadvise.com/50-state-guide by emailing [email protected] .To learn more, I interviewed the tax guide's creator, Alan Blair of REI Equity Partners, for a State real estate taxes blog post.

Those in the business are likely repeat customers, buying more than one property, they buy and make repairs or fix other issues, so selling to them at a lower price is common sence.

Customer service and quality control is a given with the food etc.Welcome to bigger pockets!

Is that a custom on Colorado?

At some point paint and that should help it feel less cabinny.I'd wait on the sign too, I don't see that as being a retail center where you need a lot of signage to draw in customers.

Anill, I'd say Jon hit on the bigget issue about your proposed deal, I seriously doubt that anyone in this thread or even on BP as far as I know, has a clue as to the laws or real estate customs in Curagao, incluing me.

I also can't wait until I am actually getting paid directly in proportion to how hard I work instead of someone else making so much money off my sweat equity, I have a very strong work ethic, excellent customer service and communication/networking skills and unbridled enthusiasm and passion and these qualities are under-appreciated and under-compensated in my current career.We live in northwest Denver and love living in Colorado, it's absolutely beautiful here and there are a lot of great activities and the mountains are just a Jeep ride away.

In the big additions we needed both a custom steel I beam and a custom lam beam, both of which were expensive and were not needed at the new build.

Realtors would show up with customers.