They balance attorneys fees, excessive damage wearing down a property, loss of selling in a good sales cycle, etc. as reasons to get the holdover tenant out today versus waiting.Another component is WHO is your tenant?

As for the components that are hazards, there are different methods depending on the specific hazard.

I am just starting to work with international investors.

I was an intern at the time with Holdfolio and was simply trying to answer some questions that were posed.

I'm looking forward to my first flip project and I agree 'trust' in any relationship, personal or business is a big component in being successful. 

So my story is, I was an international tax adviser for years until 3 months ago when I quit to change everything (travel across the country, find new creative ways to make money, that sort of thing).

Even myself that I'm just beginning, already have thoughts about finding a "intern" type of individual that wants to learn and will do in return all the leg work, and at the same time earn a percentage of the profits.

Social media accounts are established, we have not yet set up direct mail yet, and may be setting a kiosk up at the UTC & International Malls. 

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a real estate internship this summer. I'll be done school in early May and won't have to go back until August. I'm looking to learn about finding deals, buy and holds, screening tenants a...

Also, depending on your market, you could be bidding against idiot wholesalers, or international clueless investors!