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This sheet was then e-mailed to Jon Holdman.

Do you have certain MLS search criterias set up with your realtor so that you can receive e-mails as updates are available?

I recently bought Steph Davis's E-book on flipping REOs and figured that's where I want to start.

If you are a real estate agent and a member of NAR, the NAR update that I just got e-mailed to me has a pod-cast from an attorney that addresses this very issue.

In my opinion a good closing agent carries more weight than the title company itself.

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I had thought about this but it's really difficult to calculate a B/E because I don't know how much I can raise the rent to account for the utilities.

The reality is it takes a SPECIFIC type of personality to do property management effectively.Sadly a huge majority of managers are not good at what they do and want the residual paycheck.Other than a tiny fee and a big headache they get no benefit of depreciation,cash flow,principal pay down,and appreciation (hopefully) of the property.I can tell you flat out I am an investor and a commercial broker and I am all about closing sales.Never will I do property management.I love the art of the deal closing sales too much.It is really hard to find a property manager worth their weight in gold.If they do a fantastic job what you pay them shouldn't matter.Plenty of cheap but crappy managers out there.Expensive ones too that are crappy as well.If I found someone great I wouldn't mind paying them a premium.

You can take some short cuts in processing when there are compensating factors.Let's say your buyer is in the Army, an E-7 with 12 years in service.