We look not only at profitability but at how quickly a property is likely sell, amoung other things, because we want the borrower to focus on the rehab and not make monthly interest payments.As far as the misunderstood "upfront fee" - Those without a property under contract can choose to enroll in our 100% Financing System.

Two things are key: an Enrolled Agent. 

but I enrolled with HSBC last year.

A few of my cousins and friends who attended private schools did not attend college or have yet to graduate from community college after 5+ years of enrollment.

Thank you so much in advance.Hmmm, I'd pay a qualified Enrolled Agent or CPA who invests in real estate.

I recently enrolled in the Tucker Real Estate online pre-licensing course and found it to be difficult for my learning style.

Mizzou enrollment is down.

You'll probably want to work with a good EA (Enrolled Agent) or CPA to do some tax planning early in the year.

There are rebate programs you can enroll into which may benefit you by adding a little value while also upgrading equipment and insulation thus making your properties more efficient.HERS raters typically deal with new construction but there is a program similar to HERS Rater which is a BPI rater.I completely agree with @Roy N. in that, the energy efficient codes are weak and not as concrete as one would think and when you dig deep into RESNET standards you slowly realize that what is considered "best practice" is not necessarily what is need to comply to RESNET.  

As a Rowan graduate, I too became interested in the Glassboro market, especially with the school's plans to grow the enrollment to over 20,000.