Hi ladies and gentlemen, I’m really interested in taking the courses and becoming a licensed realtor.

"Bookkeepers" who work for $20-50 an hour are retired ladies who are self taught on quickbooks and don't know actual accounting. 

Afterwards, if I get married to a wealthy lady or if I get a big promotion and start making a lot more money, to the point where I no longer fit into those parameters after the home purchase, am I still able to claim the the MCC or do I lose it?

(I had one lady claim that she did a lease purchase about 20 years ago and she couldn't get financing due to her other mortgage still being in place)I'm not sure if I answered correctly...I said that it depends on the lender that your broker goes with and I said it shouldn't really impact your ability to get a new loan, because you can say that your old house (the one under agreement with me) is an investment property and under lease.

Smart and experienced lady.

Today, I spoke with a lady about her single family property that she is motivated to sell.

Fourth, it seems that some of you people get your talking points from SVU reruns or Nancy Grace type shows.

My cleaning lady first reported signs of a rodent when she cleaned it out in August to get it ready to rent. 

There was the cucumber lady and her nightly show, I'll leave that up to your imagination.

Your rental insurance is not going to cover you when the wife of one of your partners shows the rental to a prospective tenant and makes the mistake of asking an over ponderal lady when is she due and gets (you all) sued for discrimination.So, you want insurance regardless.