My dad was a professional and my mom bought and managed the apartment buildings.

so I am thinking of posting here the steps I ll take and report on how it works out for me, since I am not a professional guru or real estate writer maybe others will know if it truly works for the average guy.

I made a very conscience decision to enter into RE and have repeatedly chosen to stay in RE despite having received some rather lucrative offers in other industries.Since I left my last corporate job, I've obtained 2 professional licenses, one of which required a heck of a lot of aggravation to lay hands on.

Yes you can ask for whatever you want, and if they make a judgment that your inspection findings truly mean the house is worth less than the accepted offer and they won't be able to get the accepted offer amount from another buyer because of the inspection findings, then they may well give you a credit to be done with it.Since you've paid for an inspection and this is one of the benefits of getting a professional inspection, by all means, TRY TO GET A CREDIT.

I'm a professional - I will control my own money. 5.

I do, however, feel like I can leverage more because I have the capacity to raise money professionally. 2.5- D/E is something I am comfortable with with or without a fund though.

Hi, I'm looking for authoritative help in the area of providing my buyers with an appropriate/professional looking interest statement that shows what they paid in the past year from the purchase date (which was in 2011) through the end of this past year.

Two other RE agents never called me back.Can anyone spoon feed me some tips on finding, interviewing, and selecting an ethical real estate professional?

The idea that anyone could hire a professional manager, hire a maintenance crew, & do a better job of selecting tenants than me, at a lower cost is really silly.

Check to see if there is a professional staging company in your area.