Even in neighborhoods built by one builder with a handful of floor plans, there are variations.

As you interview with various real estate brokers, you will probably be asked the following questions: 1) Your reasons for choosing a RE career, 2) Any roadblocks you have to overcome in your day to day life and what are your solutions to those challenges, 3) Do you plan to focus on buyers, sellers, property management or some variation on those areas, 4) Your business experience and related skills and your plan for success. 

Or some variation of this idea?  

Hello All:I have seen a variation of this question but none to my acknowledge that addresses the following:The tenant stopped paying rent in July.

Hey @Dominic Pizzi - most of the questions are variations of about 3 topics: location, budget, and goals.

So I am thinking about renting properties with an option to purchase, than fixing them up a small amount than selling. I have a real estate license so I can handle the selling part. Aside from finding willing sellers ...

Rather than saying no outright, I try this variation of "no" quite often.

Some areas slope a bit, other areas under the carpet you can feel significant variations in the subfloor (it feels like some variations are close to 1/3 of an inch).

If you can change one of these factors you can add value and equity.As for your other questions you will get a ton of variation in answers.

As far as specific numbers, there are way too many variations to put anything of value down and quite frankly I'm no expert in either.