I get a leasing fee ( equal one months rent) and 5% of the collected rent.. however I get no pay for raised rents ( which I determine and raise yearly) nothing for repairs or work done to the apartments. so its basically the 5% and leases.. and since I took over we went from 30 % vacancy to we are at full capacity with a wait list, and I raise the rents by almost 70% in the last 5 years. ( yes you read that right) .

As a note... there are properties on the island that are "luxury" but per building department officials my house is the largest residential house on the big island with the biggest residential pool.  

If you have any questions regarding building codes, interior design or real estate, I can help.

New builds in Florida are a smart option because they will have much lower insurance right now, but that also means the cash flow will be lower and appreciation stunted for a while.

I am good at building a relationship with someone and getting them to open up about their situation and then I’m really good at coming up with creative solutions.

Along the way, I've been diligently saving and building my credit with the dream of owning my first property.

That's the amount the property has been appraised at with two homes, waterfront, and a large metal building with a one-bedroom apartment.

Ideally I would like to purchase a apartment condo (1000 sq foot) in the Mountain View Sunnyvale area and pay additional money instead of paying rent and building zero asset.

Hey Jonathan, of course. over the last few weeks I have been building up my referral list of brokers and wealth managers.

It's an 1890's Queen Anne that was chopped up into an upper apartment with existing long-term tenant, and a hair salon downstairs that I converted into a 3/1 Airbnb.