If you didn't take good note, then you have a decent outline.So technically, I am not officially an NRU person, I can't sell the opportunity, and I can only attend the college as a tuition partner.Bottom line is that their education is very good, and unfortunately some of their people only try to sell the opportunity and lack credibility because they don't pursue the real estate aspect.Just my two cents worth...

In my opinion, a good speaker is a local speaker: a member from our own REIA; a local Section 8 official; the local nuisance officer; a local politician, etc.

No it was no typo, my triplex is officially a duplex, but the basement of the lower unit where I live has been outfitted as a bachelor pad, so it's got it's own bathroom, small kitchen, stone fireplace, and a nice shiny wood floor.

There is no aspirin bill because of evictions or any other aspect of the business (except maybe dealing with city officials).

Some title agents will want the deed to be officially recorded before they will close you (which could take up to a week or so), and others will just need to see your first closing docs or will just call the first title company to verify the title transfer.

Stephen - We've chatted elsewhere on the forum, but I thought it appropriate to officially welcome you to the community!

This is also a good idea for properties you want to use for Section 8 tenants because the tenants still have to pay utilities and reducing monthly expenses helps your property be more attractive to government officials trying to provide affordable housing.Of course everyone has heard about the importance of curb appeal and now it is more important than ever.

Work on paying off some debt, catching up on any delinquent accounts, and removing any inaccuracies before officially applying for a new loan.

My official answer is consult your accountant.

There are a few hours remaining in June, but I thought we'd get a head start and post the July Goals Thread . . .

For those of you who have been participating in the goals threads, I hope that you've found the act of...