Another vote for rent. 2 more reasons. 1) They decide they don’t want internet, get it free from work, see it advertised everywhere for $50, or your version isn’t fast enough, so no longer pay for it. 2) you suddenly become subject to rent increase caps and you’ve set the rent below market forever. 

There is a teenage version of the Rich Dad Poor Dad as well.

Have any of you heard of Biproxi, a Zillow version for commercial real estate?

Quicken is okay if you want an easier version to use, there are other superior software that are better and more affordable (RentRight and ProHome Manager to name a couple)

Would love to talk more about things over lunch, but here’s the short-ish version.

Maybe pick a room (office, dining, or primary bedroom maybe) and paint the walls and ceiling the same color and use a darker version of that color on the trim.

Unfortunately, I don't know of any other courses where they go through all the Calculations, except for a CCIM degree.My version is more of a consolidated CCIM.I will say that if you are taking classes, especially in a Guru class or REIA, and there is no talk about things like Present Value versus Future Value, Discounted Cashflows and especially 10 years pro-forma projection for Internal Rates of Return, then you should be thinking that they are just making money off of your tuition.Why don't you just spend the $10 it cost for the book, learn it so that you thoroughly understand it, and save 10s of thousands of dollars by educating yourself.

I can see you're using an old version of the plugin. 

It is the Coles Notes version.

Longer version - I have applicants, interested tenants, new tenants ask for additions from time to time.