I'd make sure I include a resume to show you serious.Once in contract, you can go thru books and physical and then request a price adjust (aka retrade).

I think self-managing is a great way to start, learn, and build your real estate investor resume but you need to ensure that you are comfortable spending the time and have the desire to learn to do it right, because there are a ton of legal requirements and harsh ramifications for doing something incorrectly. 

At the beginning of Covid  production was shut down and then when it resumed it was assumed that building would fall off but it didn't so supply remains down.

(stay a year to have a good looking resume and to avoid residency issues in the future/satisfy owner occupancy obligation. 

In the career counseling world, leveraging your experience when you change careers is known as creating a functional resume rather than using a chronological resume.For example, the inspector hired by my realtor to inspect my as-is fixer-upper house had been a builder prior to the 2008 meltdown.

I have a strong business resume along with an M.B.A.I appreciate all the support and guidance! 

I must have gotten 50 or so resumes.

The course has a broad base of material you have to cover and once earned a lot of folks list in on their resumes and business cards. 

Hello, I am in the process of becoming an agent. I am interviewing with a brokerage and they have requested a CV. Since this is my 2nd career, I am wondering how much information about my first career (psychotherapist...

I plan to hold all my properties until they are no longer standing (or a bigger developer makes me an insane offer on the lot), and by then, I would have made multitudes back in rental income that I can rebuild and resume.