I recently self-published my first novel back in May, and the entire process of being a self-starting entrepreneur has lit a serious fire in me.

No doubt like the rest of the country, Arkansas has its bright and dim spots, but I just talked to a very nice Realtor and investor down there (I talk to RE investors around the country because of my property management software business).Me: "How's the market down there?"

Now because of that, I lit a fire under my own butt to really start making moves and getting my first property.

I've read a handful of other books in the past couple weeks and between that and this site it has lit a fire. 

@Bryan L. it's more than just the deal with the classes, it's having somebody to work with immediately after passing the exam.

@Nicholas LIt appears that you are conflating costs and expensesCost is typically a one time event while expenses occur on a daily basis for line items associated with the operation of the property

Cody L.

So if you're looking to sell for $500k and have an in-place $225k VA loan that's going to be assumed, they need to have $275k to put down, unless you want to carry a note (I see that light bulb that just lit up over your head, OP :P ).Pragmatically, I don't think this is for buyers or buyer's agents to ask about, that would be throwing spaghetti at the wall, unless maybe the home is in a military base town.

The unit does have some issues such as no parking spot, garden level with a long dim hallway.

Once the seller hs accepted an offer, you should:a. be sure the buyer inspects the property the next dayb. wait for the selling sales associate to open escrow.c. help the seller meet all terms of the pruchase contract in a timely manner.d. help the buyer fill out the loan application in order to obtain financing.I know it couldn't be D. im thinking it is C.?