Quote from @Jane Kai: You have to work under a Broker for three years.

@Jane S.

Quote from @Jane S.: why would you sell a MF that could be performing better? 

Quote from @Pillar Jane Lagrito: Me and my husband have refi'd our house for the purpose of reinvesting the cashed out money from the refi.

@Jane Johanson shoot me a pm, I have a great lender that could be a good fit for this.

@Jane S., you pretty much said it yourself - No cash flow potential in new properties for you. 

Hi Jane! 

Jane, I've never heard of a required amount of homes to be a broker, however, you would certainly want to see enough to pay for all expenses!

Quote from @Jane Shafrin: the licensed electrician i hired to do a short list of repairs to my rental didn’t finish work he agreed to do and left me with a mess of trash even though i asked him not to put anything in the trash receptacle outside he smushed his boxes etc into it and the cover wouldn’t close there are varmints in the area. he left an electric plug uncovered after he agreed to install a blank cover etcwhat should i do my work list was very clear and i supplied all the light bulbs and new fixtures. instead of a ladder he stood on a half full paint bucket i am not sure it can be opened now etci am waiting for advice before i settle with him he was pretty sloppy with finishing upi had a great guy but he is very busy and said he’s too old for ladder work … i’m really having bad luck with hiring.thanks in advance for ideasIf you've already paid and the loss is less than $250, cut ties and let it go.If you have not paid yet, or haven't paid in full, write him a short letter explaining the scope of work and what he failed to do.

Quote from @Jane S.: I just saw my rental’s single garage stuffed with about 6 motorcycles in various states of repair.