Vacancy rate is 3.6 per cent...""

If your a buyer's agent and your client is preapproved to buy a house, it seems like there would be around 100 percent chance of making your 3 percent commission.

But I will purchase 1 per year and pray the others do not die.Financial Break Down.Purchase Price 20,000.Gross Rents 1,265.Remax Property Management 151.00 - 12 Percent, I know it's high.Repairs - 80.00 Monthly.Property Taxes - 400 Monthly.Did not factor in turnover cost vacancy repairs and Landlord insurance.Monthly cash flow is estimated around 634.00.Does this look doable, or have I made a grave newbie mistake.

It is not void of volatility but the volatility is a little more predictable and the peaks and valley discrepancy is a smaller percent number.There seems to be some logic that points to you under evaluating some of the assets you are looking at.

In KC I'm looking at 1 percent of the purchase price.

Thanks for the responses to my other questions in this forum so far as I start my Real Estate Journey.

What I am specifcally wondering about today is "Percentage Ownership" and if it can change with the same...

However would make sure of the following :1) Please check seller is not offering home above market value or padding a few dollars on the sell price to cover the zero percent financing2) From what I understand about land contracts is that the seller retains title till home if paid off.

I was reading a blog and the blogger is gettting amazing calls off his bandit signs, like a 10 percent call rate (one call for every sign put up.)

Also Android now makes up a larger percent of the market then iOS, so I think you would get many more users.

I know this question has probably been asked a thousand times.Is 5 percent the typical rate to offer realtors to relist a property you intend to flip?