Things to consider are where do the revenues come from.

Essentially, they teach you to have a mix of installment and revolving credit (i.e. a loan that has an end date vs one that stays open indefinitely) and to keep balances active, but low.

You should be able to get a nice job for $1,000 for the concrete, $800 for the labor and about $500 for lumber and essentials = $2300 and to do the job with wood stairs will not be less. 

It's a great business to get into, but there is definitely a lot to learn.Here are ten tips for new agents to excel in their roles:Develop strong communication skills: Effective communication is essential in sales and customer service.

Given this, I own those RE propertyes with my brothers; I'll explain in numbers and shapes:Lot"a" = 1 house 80m2 + 1 attic --- (I own 33%, the rest my 2 brothers) --- Actual Value = 200k --- Actual Rent Revenue = 6k/y.Lot"b" = 1 house 110m2 on 400m2 land + 700m2 land (can still build residential of 300m2) --- (I own 33%, the rest my 2 brothers) --- Actual Value = 250k+100k = 350k --- Actual Rent Revenue = No rent.This is a very important point: Me and my 2 brothers have a bad social relationship.Given this, I've thought those to be the options to solve the need to find a place to live:1) [u]Project:[/u] We could build 3 residential houses on the 700m2 land of the Lot"b".

And although I would try to focus the conversation on ROI, revenue, and the financials, it also circled back to he/she wanting to walk through the house.  

We use excel for managing expenses/revenue. 

(Which is essentially what they did last year when they started charging guests as well as listing owners.)The reason that these businesses are multi-billion dollar is not because they can do it better than me, but due to scaling and fees.

That is why I would use a conventional loan, but my question was more along the line of wanting to know if having essentially three tenants in a SFR with a slightly higher return would be worth the hassle, or would it be better to take the normal return on the property and move on to the next one? 

Despite having valid contracts with these buildings we decided not to fight it out and essentially the building management bought out our leases.