If you are they typical newbie without much money and credit not all that great..Or maybe you don't have that problem but not to sure how to get started as well..This is for those who haven't got their first deal or not having consistent success..Here it goes, first of all get to understand your market, attend club meetings and network find out who the players are, your making a step of doing that already just by posting on the forum..Also educate yourself but warning don't overload yourself with with tapes and seminar materials it will lead to confusion and alot of money spent..Not saying seminars are bad sometimes we can get so excited that we're spending more money than we're making.Find a strategy that fits you and develop on it.

Our mods, like everyone else, are busy people, who typically spend the weekends with their families and working.

What kinds of rates are typical for these kinds of deals?

When a lender who holds the 2nd lien has to foreclose and pursue their cash, it typically costs around $35,000, so many of them just wait and let the holder of the 1st go through the preceedings and wait to get paid.

How long does it typically take to become a RE agent from start to finish?

What I typically do is state that the tenant/buyer is responsible for the first $200 or first $500 of maintenance/repairs in any give month.

Set up separate checking accounts for the LLC and have all rents paid into them.Then, and this is important, if you want the LLC to provide actual protection you need to deduct a fair market management fee before paying the remaining rent back to you (the owner), typically 8-12%.

[/b]:rock: Real Estate Agent sites are typically cluttered and full of useless information.

After a recent post about Craigslist, I thought I'd poll everyone to see where you typically advertise the vacancies in your rental properties.Anyone want to start?

How does a listing agent typically react if you come in to buy a property and are licensed?