D) Knowing the MarketsI know the markets well and spend most my time studying and examining the various markets..E) Property Management FirmsI had touched on this earlier: Build relationships with property management companies throughout the Greater Philadelphia area, making sure to screen the various companies responsiveness, professionalism, tenant screening process, tenant satisfaction (other key aspects to focus on is appreciated)F) Being easily accessible to investors: promptly responding to phone and e-mailHow else can I be of service to an investor?

Some background information about me: I just ended my 3rd year as a college student and am entering my fourth and final year in the Fall, I am 20 years old, I also recently passed my California Real Estate Sales Person exam in March.

This is the first commercial deal I have examined.

Upon examination of the lease I discovered that, buried on page 57 was a paragraph that provided the tenant with the ability to terminate the lease after 2 years under very loosely defined conditions having to do with pricing of solar energy.  

I am looking for security and financial freedom.One of my biggest motivations is from examining the failures of my family members.

I am an accountant who is studying to become a CPA, and I plan to start taking the CPA exam in Jan of 2018.

I'm scheduled to take the real estate exam in about 10 days and already have a broker lined up for when I pass the exam.My question is, if the seller counters our offer, should I continue to pursue this property through the agent I'm currently working with?

The message is, "It isn't simple or easy to stay out of trouble anymore if you want to do Lonnie Deals", which is the same message that Bill Gulley (who is not a paid consultant - but a retired Bank Examiner is also preaching).

You need to examine the PM contracts to see how far into the future they extend, also see what provisions they have to terminate in the event of ownership change. don't count on the full $10k of revenue to continue.

I’ve passed my pre-course work and I’m taking my real estate exam in about 2 weeks, which will help make me a better investor as well as build capital for investing.