NTLA was my next step.  

That’s a great step forward.If you are considering a turnkey property, it’s important to understand that the convenience comes with a price.

She got a message a few days ago that said:"Also, not sure the last time you saw the property but the back deck has exposed nails on the boards - my husband stepped on one of them.

Like all aspects of investing, the most important step is to do your research on the home and tenant.Review their original applications to ensure the current residents meet all qualifications.

First step is to check with the city or county to find out what the zoning is and the allowable uses are and what is required for development in terms of lot coverage, setbacks, height restrictions, utilities, access easement, parking,  etc.

My apologies for going dark on this post- my 9-5 got very busy so I had to step away for a bit. 

As such, one of the things I enjoy doing is doing deep due diligence on deals and sharing those deals that pass with everyone to make it easier to take that first step.

I am going to see a lawyer to make sure that I do not over step the law in this matter.

If you decide to sell, just be proactive and things should go a lot smoother for ya.

How have you brokers got your first deal after getting your certification or what were the first steps after passing your exam?