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We also feel into real estate through my first job out of my graduate program working form a commerical/apartment company as the owners executive assistant and buying/renovating a foreclosure that we turend into a rental. 

Bought an REO (townhouse) for $65,139 (cash) put almost 28k (cash) in and just locked into a contract for 129k with 0 buyers assist.  

If you go to work for a commercial firm they will generally take 50% of your money but you will get a secretary and research assistant etc.

Ranking for highly competitive terms, something that a site like https://serpiq.com/ can tell you, is difficult as there are other sites doing the exact same thing as you.SEO has also been complicated by the fact that large brands, with huge budgets, are now major players in the space.

The Realtor would help to negotiate lease terms, option fee, & hopefully stick around to assist with the sale afterward once the "tenant buyer" exercises the option.  

Reach your hand out and guide that same person assisting them along the way and then they will appreciate it.

Then I started to work for him as his assistant.

It is safe to say about 5-6% for closing costs as a buyer.For selling I generally assume 6% for the realtor fee, 2% for transfer tax, 1-2% for concessions (seller assist, warranty).

I looked and couldn't find any posts about this, but I play a game called 'Capital City' which is pretty much an iOS cashflow game by Rich Dad. Pretty cool. Better then playing 2048 for sure.

You can find me there a...