Originally I was thinking of this question in terms of in your investing/business life, but our personal lives have such a big effect on our business that they go hand in hand for a question like this.My story: In 2009 when I was a sophomore at Clemson University, I got Mono (or Epstein-Barr Virus) over Thanksgiving break and I was extremely sick until around Christmas. 

All are incredibly important things to learn.Problem I see with a lot of the real estate education out there right now is the price is extremely high and what they are selling is a lot of pipe dreams.

This has been extremely beneficial for me learning

Of course hard money lenders are EXTREMELY keen to what is and what is not a deal worth lending on.

They will review them and might have some basic questions but nothing major.You will finish extremely fast.

No pets, can not inforce, no weed plants, can not inforce, illegal activity, extremely difficult to inforce etc..

I believe you would have to offer something extremely competitive over other landlords to still attract the best tenants, and you are not really effecting your bottom line if you are stagnating or reducing rents to offset utility cost to the tenant, you are just reducing potential risk of cost. 

This has been extremely helpful.

It's extremely important to have boots on the ground in a city like Indianapolis as the neighborhoods change in as little as 2 blocks in some areas.

I'm an out of state investor, and Jeff is extremely prompt and helpful in getting everything done for me.