This was good for me because if there were any major issues the Inspector and Appraiser would pick up on them and require the seller to fix them before they would sign off for the property to be financed through FHA.

I currently do the majority of the advertising, but that will change once I figure out the best methods.

There is some major floor damage that we will have to address but until I speak with the previous owner it will be hard to determine if this was present when they moved in.  

Obviously an inspection is needed for any major issues.

I would definitely say however, that I am probably the most ambitious about action & would be facilitating the majority of the plan.

The vast majority of your callers will be like that.

If you want this person’s services at your complex across town, the manager will need to take and pass the licensing exam administered by the California Department of Real Estate (or be supervised by a broker explained below).The rules are somewhat tricky for managers who do not live on the property. 

I am a business major at Moorpark College.

Looking at it the major benefit has more to do with the immediate tax deduction repairs instead of the depreciation of the renovations.  

So I gave him the go ahead to speak with his mortgage department.