We believe that our business is well-run: we have an in-house call center to generate greater sales, have have good revenue management policies for raising rents, we sell insurance, have a great website and access to sales leads, our managers are professional and well trained, and our facilities are clean.We are now seeking opportunities to expand.

In the meantime there's always the sheriff sale, NORA auctions (but nothing is left really), just good old fashioned FSBO, which is how I got my last property.I'm a Midcity girl myself with rental property near the fairgrounds and I'm also mid full gut and reno off Esplanade ... rough in stage (it's taking forever.. contractors!

If you hire a buyer's agent at this stage in the game, they will probably have you sign an agreement upfront that says YOU will be responsible for their commission or fee since the listing agent has no duty to co-broke at this point.Good luck  to you!

If you have a problem house, consider dropping a few sound recording devices to hear truly candid feedback (it is legal to the best of my knowledge).  5) In my markets, for the mid-range 3 bedroom properties are the sweet spot; 4+ bedrooms take LONGER to sell.6) If all else fails, consider staging it.  

The Bureau proposed to interpret “dwelling” also to include dwellings in various stages of construction.

http://efg040.com/video/ I just completed the staging of the property and it will hit the MLS tomorrow.

It is very early stage. 

There is a good website called http://www.globalpropertyguide.com/, that u can check to get add info about the country.I did consider investing in that country as well, but find it difficult as I do not speak their language, so much higher dependency of local people and their translation and overall a still unreliable stage. 

Yes the kitchen is a work in progress and yes you are seeing pictures of an in use kitchen, not a staged one (ha).

Great that you're take steps to ensure your financial future at this early stage in your life.