Many of the successful firms involved with real estate have returns around 8.0% to 9.0% annually.

Another thing you might consider is to find a local real estate group to join and learn first hand from those actively involved in deals.

Look for the ones advertising aggressively on Craigslist... we are currently filing papers to make me his unlicensed assistant which will give me realtor-level access to the MLS.

So, if it were me, I wouldn't like losing a good tenant but I certainly wouldn't sell the place because of it since I know it wouldn't take me more than a couple days to fill the vacancy.To even get me to THINK about selling, someone would have to come up with a good reason for selling that involves me be able to use the money from the sale to do something different and make even MORE money/cashflow.

Either way, you'll need to fully understand all the costs involved.

The key is to decide first exactly what type of investing you want to get involved in then learn everything you can about that particular area as you can before jumping into investing.

Hi Everyone;I was curious how investments are typically handled when there is a large number of investors involved (more than 50).

. $720.01 you are in the black, but I'd be evaluating my time involved.

I think the file cabinet would work.

I turned it over to a lawyer 9/8 and it wasn't filed until last week.