It was nerve-racking, but I did it  (talk to potential sellers and walk their property) and can say I actually enjoyed it.

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?

And before they left she said it was really nice NOT to have a TV, because her boyfriend paid more attention to her. ( I laughed inside and they gave me a great review).Examine other listings in your area.

what exactly are they examining during section 8 inspection?

So that would explain the nerves of uncertainties running through.

I see you are new to the site: getting active can help settle those nerves and get you great advice and feedback!

Hi everyone,I'm about a week out from taking my real estate salesman exam in MA, so I'm completely new to real estate.

It's incredibly uncomfortable, nerve wrecking, scary, and when it rains it pours.. this is your monsoon. 

I wrote it down to help with the nerves of those first calls.What do you think?

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