The bar to get a contractor’s license is also quite low with an open book test and 15 hours or so of education.

She might just be testing you to see how you'll respond. 

All the free trial are great to test them out as far as learning curves.

And yet, I know the furnace is going to need replacing in the next 5 years ... pretty much do a happy dance every year when we fire up the heat to test it.

If you are using the 1% test (rule), that is based on the total price including repairs.

Structurally which multi family would stand up the test of time the best with the least issues, brick, wood, concrete etc. ?

I feel that I should look into other real estate markets and test waters else where.

Hello BP Friends,I’m currently finishing my real estate course once finished I’ll take the state test.

I will be opening a property management business in the very near future, I'm getting ready to test for my brokers license this month, so I have set the price for my own portfolio of rentals at $50 door.  10% is more common for the area, I've seen 8% for owners with multiple properties and I've even seen as low as 6% but that definitely seems to be a case where you get what you pay for based on my observations...

My question is would you suggest online classes or a class room setting for learning and preparing for the test?