I did go to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I went to college, not that is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I also went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

My graduation of college gave me enough points to do that with a business degree that emphasized real estate. 

If they have paid on time for the past year despite the owner not keeping up the property, they deserve a chance to as you say...step up.As a new owner, I would draw up a new lease (but keep their tenancey month-to-month) which covers all the basics and make sure when you have them sign...you emphasize issues you are concerned with...paying rent on time (rent due on the first of the month), reporting any maintenance issues to you, keeping property free of junk/trash and what ever.  

So, if you do a short stint in the bay area before moving here, I'd emphasize networking with other agents there.

Brandon emphasizes the importance of "knowing your numbers" and these are numbers I'm dying to know about.

I'm sure the BP Team is working on it, but just to emphasize that the 'Top Subject' algorithm doesn't make any sense, here is a post in the Construction & Remodeling Diaries forum by a first-time poster that has no votes.This user has only posted once to the Construction & Remodeling Diaries section and has a 'Top Subject' category listed as 'Flipping', whereas I have over 500 posts, 300+ votes (mostly on the Rehabbing & Flipping Forum, & yet I don't have a 'Top Subject' on my profile 🤔...Just saying, something's not quite right here...Okay, that's my last gripe on this subject! 

His blog is where I originally found BP.Frugality is such an under-emphasized part of real estate and entrepreneurship.