There’s more steady income in being an actual realtor, but there certainly wasn’t at the beginning.

Hey Cole good questionOutside of having trusted contacts, you have to look on sites like citydata and check rentalPrices etcIm actually working with a few people to form a collective and share ideas and opportunities...Feel free to connect with me or send me a message if you want to discuss

Granted, if you’re splitting up these doors between 3 different entities, that means that you’re actually looking at 9-15 doors before upgrading.

As mentioned above, it’s actually on the inexpensive side.

Rentometer actually allows you to pick the type of property, then gives you an estimate based on similar properties in the area.

But, the question I am now asking myself is, when is it actually a good time for me to begin with my first deal?

Actually, it means you owe him a commission upon the sale of the property during the term of this contract UNLESS you contract with another broker BEFORE you sign this contract.

You don't have your own broker so the listing broker could collect the entire amount... which is why he's negotiable.I would try coming up on price and try to get the fee down to 1 month.As for the area, I have actually sold in the neighborhood (on the corner of Bradhurst and 150th).

You are probably right that it will take some considerable time to actually find a deal and close on it(assuming I actually find something and have the highest bid).

I’d be a hypocrite at that point and I have a higher authority to answer to . .. and Really Your not fooling anybody because it only takes a simple online search or call to the tax assets office to find out who actually owns the building even if it’s in a llc .