Getting the best price is all about getting the best exposure."

I learned many valuable lessons and limited my financial exposure.

Have to agree, if the property has had any exposure at all, has been for sale for a while, multiple price drops, and you can buy for $25k, it isn't worth half of the $120k......perhaps to you, but apparently to no one else.  

I just want a constructive way to pass the time and lord willing maybe make a little bit of extra money off of it or at least gain some exposure to the investing world. 

I've got enough exposure in BC right now, but I can provide eyeballs locally to like-minded people just for fun and networking.

The answer is found in one word: exposure.

This would allow you to gain exposure to the business and earn a bit of quid in the process.As you gain exposure and continue to educate yourself, some of the answers to the questions above (which are good questions, but a little premature at this point) will become known.

Lenders are more forgiving on a 50,000 house loan then a 4 million commercial loan as risk exposure is amplified so different worlds.   

South Houston has seen quite a few property insurance rate increases over the past couple years due to the wind exposures with most companies restricting coverage and a number of other companies pulling out completely.

I've started to wonder though if getting a license is possibly a disadvantage with all the legal exposure and notifications one must make when buying, selling, and renting your properties.