Now that I am getting my license in addition to just being able to flip a contract or assign it out, I may be able to collect a commission from the seller/buyer on these sales.

I was wondering what the general cost of an addition at ground level to the existing structure would cost.

If you buy an investment property, 18 years later, it will have likely appreciated in value, and after 18 years of the tenant paying down the mortgage, would give you additional equity to use.

With the decreased inventory we're trying to stay busy but don't have experience with additions.

The fact that you have proof you sent something certified is sufficient to build your case, but I would also email her as additional proof and so she knows she needs to rectify this situation asap.

One approach is to weight deal sourcing, funding and management as 33% each.

In addition (in my state at least) it has to be disclosed on every offer I give that I'm an agent and some owners think it's a plus, some don't.

Additionally, getting properties off the MLS here in Austin is difficult - at least for flipping purposes.

In addition, I'm actually hand writing all of my yellow letters and tucking in the envelope flap instead of licking and sealing them in order to boost the open rate, which in turn, should increase my response rate.Regarding my letter, it looks like this: "Dear (home owner), Hi!

You can ask them about their policy on dogs over a certain weight as well.