Also, is there a way to receive an email message when we receive new emails/forum messages whether with a free or paid account, such as the emails we receive when we subscribe to the forums?

If you remove the coin from the entity entirely, then I suppose this question isn't for you.Option A: Receive cash-flow and let it pile up, leaving it as liquid cash (current assets), immediately available for CAPEX & so forth.

I would like to make the transition to becoming a real estate agent however I want to make sure I do it the right way.My plan is to take real estate classes, pass the test, get sponsorship by a broker and receive my license.

Once I get there I would like to start investing My two main questions are, since I will little capital to make a purchase how should I go about receiving more?

For example, a ROFR may be triggered by an offer received by the owner from a third party; in such a case, the owner is obligated to first offer the subject property for sale to the holder of the ROFR ("Holder") at the same price and upon the same terms.

I recommend to my investor clients that they talk to a lender or mortgage broker to get pre-qualification, or better yet pre-approved, before they submit a purchase agreement.

Even the seemingly easiest deals -- one loan, "pre-approved price", BPO in hand, etc -- can take months.So, yes, you can expect answers to the factual questions, but don't expect that to necessarily tell you how long you can expect the transaction to take.

These costs include:Commissions,Closing CostsSellers' ConcessionsHolding Costs (PITI)Repair Costs to SellClean Up CostsStorage and Moving CostsIf you only have 3 - 5 % equity you need to pay the balance out of savings, which could be tens of thousands of dollars.As an alternative, what if you, Mr Seller, could receive:•Usually top sales price for the property in a Lease 2 Own.

I have received a reply that they were interested to check this out.

And this is Florida so hurricanes are a major factor.I've received two quotes so far and they are both pretty close.