They're close enough together that you'll have trouble separating root balls on each plant.

Quote from @Raymond Whitley: Not sure if Goosehead is in your area, but a broker like someone at this company can really help you in challenge times for insurance like this current market with so many carriers dropping out completely or raising rates on everyone. 

I have a considerable amount of equity in the house (HCOL area), and after the renovations are complete we are looking to sell the house in order to use the proceeds to kick start the next venture (flipping).  

- Having minor maintenance taken care of at no cost - Regular cleanings and maintenance so small issues don't become big issues- A hands off tenant who never bothers the landlord- A property maintained in new condition because it's in the tenant's interestI used to do primarily rental arbitrage but shifted to STR/MTR property management.

“The completely different movement” I suggested 5 years ago is catching on?

Take the basic course requirements, complete the modules, and when its time to register for the state exam you can order a real estate exam question workbook from Amazon and use that to practice. 

Even if they couldnt offer the service to complete the form i would expect them to make me aware i needed to fill it out in the first 90 days as i am finding out now.

Sherman, and Denison are growing a lot due to the Texas Instrument chip plant being built there.

True mate,Always needed to get eyes on the property.Even if it meant sticking my nose on every window and looking through.Even the basement windows lolI think it's too high risk buying completely blind and not doing at least that.Ideal world, the back door is unlocked.And luckily for me "It was always unlocked" by me hahahaha Lol, yeah, I gotcha.

(Just my opinion, and no disrespect meant: J&G are doing other great things to help multifamily investors.)I'm working on one; I promise to share it once it's complete, but I need more examples I can use as models.