That should help you get the fundamentals down and may give you a few things to think about before you meet this person.Lots of luck to you!

They are both great at learning the fundamentals.

They are both great at learning the fundamentals.

There will always be ups and downs but solid fundamentals trump all.

But if the board really changes - and when you look at income inequality or the debt, there is reason I think to believe that it possibly could be fundamentally different in the future than it has been in the past - then you want to be holding the chips that count, not the chips that used to count.

With a fundamentally sound and strategic plan, you might find that you can achieve a surprising improvement in your score in just a year or two.

I personally foreclosed on over 200 investors who walked because the properties were not performing like they should have pre 08... so it was all across the board.. just depends on when you bought.. and what your debt load was.That is a great point.I guess you have to draw the line between "buy and hold" investors who are really just speculating and hoping the property appreciates while bleeding money each month, and the ones who are in it at the right purchase price based on fundamentals.If you buy everything based on solid fundamentals (positive cashflow after ALL expenses, reserves, etc) - the market swings of value don't affect you as long as you can keep your units full. 

Below is a quick summary of what it takes to get a Sales Person pre-license1. 75 hours - divided between a) Real Estate Fundamentals course 37.5 hours b)GA Real Estate practice 37.52.

In any engineering program, before taking engineering classes, one has to complete a physics sequence, all of engineering is based on the fundamental principals of physics.

I don't know Cincinnati well enough but Indy has stronger economic and demographic fundamentals.