A complete trial has to be finished within 30 days of the initial hearing.

The federal return is usually the biggest and most time consuming and then each state will require variations and tweaks from there.

I offered a trial period at a reduced rate while we both got to know each other more and while I got to know more about the business since I don't know anything about the back office workings of a real estate agent.

There are as many variations of properties as there are life situations.

I've never posted on here and am not the most knowledgeable person when is comes to BRRR, but am hoping through trial and error to become a pro.

I agree there is a perception to a full time agent- but if you are a full time real estate professional - I think that issue is not really one- they are asking you these questions for a reason.Craig Groeschel says often “no one is sitting around looking for ways to make you money” or some variation of that- and it’s true.

Although I have been studying my butt off, there is nothing like good old trial by fire, or learning first hand on from an experienced individual, so I welcome all feedback, advice and mentorship, thank you ahead of time. 

Do I just jump into the renovations on our first place and learn from trial and error or is there some "handyman school" I need to go to land one of these jobs.

Any experience with these options & the cost variation?

The problem I've had with Rentometer is it uses a distance radius for data, which in this case mould encompass Lower Merion, etc.. it might be better for larger suburban towns where there is less variation within blocks.