@Miguel Roman First, thank you for your service.Real estate is a simple business, but execution is difficult.

So I decided to be patient.Finally last month (while I was at the BP Conference in Nashville no less), I got a message from Auction.com that the seller had signed and we had an executed contract!

My day job is as a Sales Executive so I like to think I know a little bit about the business world and people!

I plan on implementing each of these things in order, but will (for now) put that profit at the end of the list.Im a big fan of the notion that if you invest time and effort in what you do, have the RIGHT relationships, make the right decisions and execute them with knowledge, then the profit will come.

I'd love to hear other questions people have, and especially answers from lenders Lawmakers write a law, the legislature votes on it, and if yes the executive signs it into law.

To answer your question, your fee would be paid at close of escrow and not before that (which is the proper way to execute it although I have seen wholesalers ask for and get paid at assignment signing).

@Stacee EvansGreat execution!

A great time to buy is now during slow season - but to attract the best tenants, you'll want to be ready for snowbirds, students, incoming executives - and they're coming in now.Do the work.

This question has been asked so many times here, you can find many responses by doing a search on your question.The only down side is the costs to get and hold it which are totally outweighed by your commission income assuming you execute a deal or deals to cover said costs.

I've been learning as much as possible in the last year while I work on a first deal.I have a general investing style and strategy chosen, now it's time to execute.