That would be half the year....

I was looking at a property today and the MLS has it listed as a Triplex, fully rented.I looked it up on the county tax assessors website and the last time it was assessed it has a property type "SINGLE FAM RES, HALF PLEX". 

Run a half marathon - I have signed up for the Navy/Airforce half marathon in September.My Five Year Goals:1.

Half a dozen closings(and leases) under my belt with one active rental saving for my next down payment.Goal is to fund my start with the paycheck and eventually go full time management/investor but for now I have a PM to assist.I'm looking to jump in and start learning all I can. 

This happened about a half-dozen times over the 15-year period.

It was strange to see large developments left half done.What I see in Houston is a super hot market that has the true investors sitting on the sidelines.I still don't know if Houston market is turning soft, but people are doing some crazy things.I would be very interested to see if anyone (investor, newbie, or agent) that does not believe Houston is in a bubble.

Columbus probably has about 50+ independent banks and ice talked to probably over half of them. 

Mt guess is about half of Jay's.

Here is what is recommended: The author is a real estate agent and makes a deal with the listing agent and offers to:- Take care of letting client into the house for inspections - Get utilities turned on for inspections- Complete all paper work- Work with the title company on the title search- Work with the closing attorney on scheduling the closing- No need for you to show up to the closing- I'll return your lockbox, sign and commission check to you at your office immediately after closing- I'll also give you my half of the commission as a bonus, so you make twice as much on this deal.The only thing you need to do is get the bank to accept my offer.I am concerned because with this much incentive, is the listing agent really representing the bank?

I have witnessed situations where a homeowner was due nearly half a million after a trustee's sale.