We charge 1 month's rent to procure the tenant, and we charge 8-10% per month to manage the property.

If I’m in a market where great tenants are hard to procure, then I’m not raising rents or only doing very small increases.

I believe that I have a lot of value to bring and would love to partner with someone to learn the ropes.Here's what I bring to the table:> I have extensive experience in procurement, sales, supply chain management, client acquisition and retention, project management, etc.

This is affecting my DTI and looking for other ways that I can procure investment properties.

The Soviet State collapse  "peace dividend" for me equaled a shrinking of military procurement contracts which tanked the SoCal real estate market and caused a brain drain exodus that carried over to the rental market.

After the 20 years that's when the interest starts to accrue.In terms of paying back my HELOC, I will have to refinance within 6-12 months and make sure that positive cash flow is still coming in after we refinanceThe way I see it in my head is that if I can get the property for 80% of the asking price and put a down payment of 20%, I essentially have 40% of equity to begin with after procuring the property.

Office job with brief visits at subject properties.Both careers will require salesmanship so you are able to procure business and grow.

We have procured many clients who thought they could easily manage their owner property until things turned ugly with their tenant and then called in reinforcements to handle it.

The Realtor board can issue a warning and/or fine to the agent depending on the offense committed (if any).Keep in mind, some listing agreements (including the ones my team uses) state that the listing agent is still due commission up to 90 days after the expiration of the listing agreement IF a buyer (in this case, you) is procured during the term of the agreement.

Yes PMC's collect the rent, deduct fees and pay owners the remainder.Other typical fees: Tenant Procurement, Maintenance, Inspections, Late Fees, etc.Typically, you need 100-125 units under management to make a living.