Most of you know my situation, a college sr., at a university that I will be nowhere near next year.

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USPAP SR 1-5 (a)(b) requires appraisers to analyze 1) all agreements of sale, options, or listings of the subject property current as of the effective date of the appraisal and 2) analyze all sales of the subject that occurred within three years prior to the effective date of appraisal if that information is available in the normal course of business.

I like Leon Moody Sr 's advice a lot.I just read "the complete guide to buying and selling apartment buildings" by Steve Berges.

Legal stuff first: I am a licensed Sr.

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Its kind of like learning to fly on the SR 71  not even a 747  and doing mach 2.5 on your first deal  :)  you may want to get some experience in your bucket before launching into this. for many reasons..

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Legal stuff first: I am a licensed Sr.

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