Take out some books from your local library on real estate investing, read BP posts and generally teach yourself the in's and out's of RE investing.

 @Rob ChamberlainGoogle "Wisconsin Residential Landlord-Tenant Law" and check-out the info on the Wisconsin State Law Library website (wilawlibrary.gov).

The local library probably has some books you can check out for free to read and gain some knowledge.  

Licensed p/c agent here.I recommend you find an agent that can write with https://www.personalumbrella.com/https://www.personalumbrella.com/ref/underwriters_...

The sign code of the city of Columbia may be found here:https://www.municode.com/library/sc/columbia/codes...Bandit signs are not permitted.  

Licensed p/c agent.As Ryan stated above, it's minuscule.  

Im on podcast 11 and have plowed through a few books on real estate and business with more on the list (if any of you need books I have a library that is accessible online just message or email or text me).  

Now that you are licensed I would highly recommend the NAR library as a resource.4).

Licensed p/c agent.As rates vary greatly from area, to construction, to tenants, there are too many factors involved that give you an accurate rule of thumb.What I've been using is $1,000 for SFR, $1,500 for a 2-4 family rental, and $2,000 for college student rental.I know that the rates won't be higher than that, so anything I'm off by is just gravy.

You'll typically get more calls with letters but I've experienced better calls with pc's.