You'd have to file a job application for the scope of work, pull a permit, get it inspected by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and signed off.

He was also a Real Estate Investment Banker, and had authored over 4,000 pages about investment real estate, and was credentialed as a college instructor in Real Estate.

Also, he sent me a form called BUYER FACILITATOR RELATIONSHIP IN REAL ESTATE where he placed an additional condition where I agree to pay 3% of the purchase price for his services where "If seller's agent is authorized to disburse a portion of commission to firm, that portion shall be credited against buyers obligation to compensate firm." so if the co broke fee is 2% I end up paying an additional 1% to make the 3% total.

A great author who writes a lot of quality articles on REITs is Brad Thomas. 

.- Start talking to the local housing authority and your tenant's case worker and find out about previous landlord issues and ask for their suggestion as well.Good luck!

Call the Dane County Housing Authority Office.

I'm reading a book and the author mentions the primary residence capital gains exclusion.

I have just bought my first property and believe i have overpaid ( i worked out my ROI using one of the calculations on the site - i cant remember the author but she invest in only turnkey properties - and i am loosing money!).

The tenant can enter it on their end, authorize the credit bureau to share it with you and have the report sent directly to you.  

You will have to overlook the guru part of the book, the author does a bunch of advertising/selling for his guru services.