As you can tell I had a bad experience at my first company, but just checking online about the company & the BIC will help prevent ruining your reputation by associating with the wrong crowd.

I am a part time college student slowly but surely on his way to getting an associates in business administration.

But, unless you are both working toward the same goals you are headed for trouble.

In actuality, we get a notice in the mail saying it will be switched over to us on such-and-such a date(usually 3-5 days).This is great, as it gives you a heads up when tenants are moving out "in the middle of the night".

Yearly PITI: roughly $28,000 Yearly association fee: $2500 Cleaning fees (paid by renters) Yearly average utilities (cable, phone, heat, electric): $3240 Yearly advertising costs (vrbo/homeaway.com etc): $600 Total costs: $34400 The house rents solid 3 months in the summer and 3 months in the winter.

Yearly PITI: roughly $28,000 Yearly association fee: $2500 Cleaning fees (paid by renters) Yearly average utilities (cable, phone, heat, electric): $3240 Yearly advertising costs (vrbo/homeaway.com etc): $600 Total costs: $34400 The house rents solid 3 months in the summer and 3 months in the winter.

I always hear the talking heads discussing it back and forth without every really considering the meaning.

I thought this was just in my head and I asked some of my other investor friends and they noticed the same thing in their markets.Now, having said that.

Probobly would be looking at around $1800/unit/month My hopes/ideas were to gain experience with managing properties while having a unit to live in that with be mostly covered by my renters, a well as the associated tax breaks.

I do invest, and did get my license to help make it worthwhile for me when I buy or sell on my own, but in order to make up for the prices you have to pay associated around the license itself it's best to have a few other deals than just your own, and market yourself as both a realtor and investor.