I just passed my real estate license test and now I'm searching for a Sponsoring Broker!

@Dean Ingraham that would be a topic to discuss in further detail with your CPA/tax advisor.What I meant in the last post was RE pro test*.

They do charge a small fee for the list but it si cheaper than any other tool we tested Here is the link. https://gobig.titletoolbox.comLet me know how it works for you.

Take the course (in person or online if its offered) and then practice the end of chapter tests until your eyes bleed. 

Networking on her will help too, driving around your preferred area is a time-tested way to scout out possibilities, and then you can use tax records, foreclosure filings, sheriff sale lists to dig up info on some of them.

Maybe on the 3rd or 4th night they get a bottle of wine and some cheese. 

What are the laws regarding lead testing, hard wired smoke alarms, etc. will impact your rental.  

I use a tripod of investing criteria and the 1-2% rule is a quick napkin test I use to see if I want to analyze further.

He's refused to pay the $25 key replacement fee because he says the new keys don't work (we tested them, and because of whatever was done to the door, you really have to play with them to make them work).Anyway, it seems like they're not going to take the notice seriously and they are certainly not going to pay for the door (I was going to let them just replace the window section, but not now that there is additional damage).

I wanted to also challenge myself so I also ended up installing a niche on the back wall so the tenants could place their shampoo bottles inside.