I've written about this a bunch, so I'll keep it short here, but...I pay my project manager a combination of salary and commission, with the bulk of his income (probably 75-80%) coming from commission.

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I have a combined 240K on the prop and other units are going for about $170-180k.

Or some combination.

My $700 number above is a combination of both.Gurus sometimes pitch the idea that you need no money and don't have to put in any time or effort and money will just magically appear.

I give to local charities or charities that help a lot of people in my area that have combined fund-raising and administrative costs around 10% or less.

Best I can tell, condos in the area are being erected on combined lots…not single lots… Mr J even submitted to metro planning building 5 condos on these lots.

The VA loan is a good tool that with cooperation and coordination can be itilized to acquire land.What I know thus far is that veterans can combine the gaurantee to lessen the financial burden -some parta of the country the Bonus entitlemwnt can surpass 1 million.- unlike the the certain gov't gaurantee programs there isn't a minimum time limit to reside in thw property purchased using the VA Loan/ gaurantee.I've confirmed thison numerous occasions with VA reps from the regionaln office in Cleveland that serves the north east united states.

I'm no mechanic so completely shooting from the hip here, but knowing how much a new car, depending on the model, depreciates just from driving it off the lot, combined with the thousands of dollars it costs for replacement quarter panels, bumpers, trunk or hood, individually, plus $800ish per airbag, plus thousands for the labor, it doesn't seem that impossible to me.

Just my .02.....Wholesaling predominantly depends on 2 conditions of the seller.Distress/desperation combined with ignorance of true/available quick sale price of the property, along with a relatively large pool of ready buyers.