The broker in that office is responsible for all agents in his office.

it seems too easy but yeah that is one drawback that you said....having it be worth less than their debt...thanks for the response

I agree with the other post and echo their response.

Thanks for the response, but California law states that any property with over 16 units must have an employee/manager living on site.

Note, we had a very good agreement prior to closing regarding rights, responsibilities etc and a very good BUY/SELL agreement.

I think it's important to know the value of a property and what margin of profit you need to make and then to make offers on the properties that make the best sense for you within the established parameters.The number of offers you make isn't nearly as important as the quality of them and whether you get responses or not.

Now I did understand that becoming more financially responsible and living below my means was absolutely necessary to be successful in real estate or in business in general, but I saw real estate investing as my way to break through my income ceiling.

I can personally determine an accurate ARV for any property I am looking at directly from sales comps that I research.

Thanks for the response T-bone.

Need a very quick response.