We have access to information and its your job to help investors find what they need.

The writer of the info was saying the profits could be higher that the buyer and seller will never know what cash is exactly given except the amounts they have agreed to.

Then slam EVERY NICKEL in rent onto that payment, get a part time job etc. to build up some equity.Basically this is how many of us baby boomers did it.

I recently attended a "Financial Planning" class at my job.

I have my day job, which I actually like, and would like to start on a part-time basis.

More than anything, I need a job, but I think I am passed the point in my life where I could be certified as a real estate sales person.

If you're looking for the firm to get tenants in there, not just manage, make sure that they have experience in marketing commercial properties or consider splitting the job with a broker for the leasing, and a management co. for the operations end.

This would be more of a side thing as I have a full time job, which I like and I also go to grad school in the evenings.

Job well done.

You don't want a full-time landlording JOB!