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Sunny Burns Paying my 1 year old as an apprentice landlord?
20 February 2017 | 22 replies
You never know what the future may bring and for that reason you want to keep control of all money intended for children or grand children in your own name.
Chris Olson wholesaling a property that has a lease in place?
18 February 2017 | 3 replies
You have nothing to say about it as even if under 'contract' as you have no control.
Stephen Touma liquor store investing
2 May 2020 | 7 replies
We settled for the cost of my insurance deductible of $500 and that vermin walked away scot-free and kept $6,500.Be absolutely certain you have very good cash control in place. 
Skip Gilliam New to investing should I even consider this commercial office?
28 December 2015 | 4 replies
I want control of my asset.I own my office now.
Frank Closer Finding an agent for sub 30ks
29 December 2015 | 17 replies
(that training was not available to me, probably because the agency didn't have a clue to how to invest, how to make money or creative financing terms)  An idea that may have merit.......Interview agents. preferable a new agents.Let the agent know what your objective are (to buy, to control, to flip to build your portfolio)Be honest, let the agent know you are serious and that you have the cash or technique to control real estateSign a buyer broker agreement with the agencyIt is important to let them know that you will pay them a fee on unlisted properties that you buy.You need to lay out a plan that will help you and them to put together profitable transactionsOffer to not only pay a commission but you will list with them when you are ready to sell and (this is important) that you will give them a percent of your net profitsBe generous with your agent, offer a gas credit card, cash for giving you expired listing, buy lunch and give them cash from time to time.
Anthony Espinal Another new member from NYC
28 December 2015 | 6 replies
Find some of the true players in that market.  
Account Closed Thoughts on real estate agents carrying firearms...
5 January 2016 | 89 replies
This isn't to start a debate on thoughts of gun control, just to simply ask the question: Is it okay for a real estate agent to carry an unconcealed firearm (on the hip or somewhere noticeable) for their own safety?
Kristen Williams Reaching Owners to Manage Their Properties
28 December 2015 | 10 replies
I have 12 rentals total but he is a much bigger player than myself in town.I believe he has 13 or so available for rent at the moment at the link below.www.lhpwichita.comSure I don't mind meeting.
Jeff Hink Multiple deals but money strapped
28 December 2015 | 3 replies
Ned and others here have great comments.RIGHT...................... you can't buy them all.......BUT if you know how, you can control them all, all the time, remember you don't have to settle real estate to make a profit.....CONTROL is the game plan you may want to consider.
Jacob Casarez Buying an off market Multi-family property
30 December 2015 | 8 replies
Another point is that once you become a player in a geographical area - people bring deals to you before they come on the market since they know you are active.