Not great but enough for me to live off plus benefits and I would hope a lot of opportunity and advantages in my land flipping business. 

Then there are full time agents, who have salaries, benefits, and bonuses per transactions.If you're flipping, I think that the associate agent position is what you're looking for (can't take on the full-time expecations of deal-writing agent).

There is always the possibility of a glitch in the system, so if you liked the way they represented you in the past, perhaps you could give them the benefit of the doubt and contact them again.If they don't reply immediately, start looking for a new agent.

hi guys and gals I have a question my father wants to buy a home for my sister he already has a mortgage with the VA he's a Vietnam vet he doesn't have extra cash on hand he does make very good money 120k a year and he's just started getting s.s. benefits at 1400 a month the home he wants is 125k and the seller is taking off 12k because we know them and it needs a roof and other cosmetic fixes so selling price is 113k my sister wants to do more rehab and give it an open floor plan so about 50k what loans will give us the purchase price plus rehab?

Seems low...At $8/hr 20 employees would cost over $300k a year not counting any benefits and SSI payments and so on.

The purpose of an investor ensuring that a contractor has WC is to protect the investor from a lawsuit or having to come out of pocket should one of his contractors get injured.If the insurance company can and will come after the investor for reimbursement of WC payouts, what is the benefit to the investor to hire contractors with WC insurance?  

So much money for such little benefit. 

One of the benefits I have with having an LLC and a Trust is I can have my designated Legal Aide request information for legal/tax reasons.  

Bob -- Sorry, I didn't see your request for the calculation, but here is how it is calculated:Capitalization Rate = Net Operating Income / Purchase PriceNOI = Total Operating Income - Total Operating ExpensesPurchase Price = The price paid by the investor for said property.You can see the exact breakdown and each line item by clicking on the Orange Button under the thumbnail photos.Please note that these cap rates are calculated using the property's income and expenses to derive its 1st year financial performance. 

People shop for value, benefits, quality, simply a better deal, how do you show that you can deliver that?