Not only will it help you understand the industry better, but you'll be able to analyze the market/deals yourself.There are plenty of online resources to help you accomplish this within a few months, and I'm sure it will open a lot of doors for you down the line.

Total of $1,512.

Off the top of my head, I believe I'm paying them around 18% total commission (they charge 10% on all taxes, fees, cleaning etc).My question is - Should I relist my property now during dead season or wait until peak season?

You are totally approaching this investment the right way Joy!

It is 6 units in total, 5 of which are rented all well below market.

So if you have $200k in equity and your return total return of all 3 of these things is $30k per year that's a 15% Return On Equity.

And to use all of the proceeds from the sale in your purchase (again 50% of the total proceeds from the sale).The contract price minus closing costs = your net sales price (reinvestment targetThe net sales price minus mortgage pay off = the proceeds you need to spend.Since the debt is paid off as part of the closing neither one of you will have enough in proceeds to simply buy your replacement with the cash proceeds. 

I don't know anyone who does...there are plenty of online options and you need to choose one based on the screening criteria.

Hey there, just got a quick question,Im 21 and in school looking to get into real estate investing but would love to gain some real experience, are there any options to get experience online?

@Corby Goade Totally makes sense.