It's a 3rd degree felony to act as a real estate licensee in this State.  

While I was just beginning my career, I had a master's degree, so the education was there.While I have always LOVED real estate and been very active in helping my mom with her "accidental property" of over 25 years.

Regarding MD being tenant friendly, yes it is but not to an extreme degree.

I have a strong back and a law degree.

In the past (well, even now to some degree), investment sponsors would utilize a Tenant In Common (TIC) structure as a form in which to offer a sponsored investment to 1031 exchange clients.

So I totally understand about your goal of retiring early :) I also have an MBA and an undergraduate degree in Finance with a minor in Accounting.Our model is buy and hold real estate through pure rentals, personals turned rentals all being class A properties so smaller margin but lower expenses.

When I went to check for it I found out they set up the thermostat to 50 degrees and don't know how to operate it.

The age and construction of the building will dictate rates to some degree.

That will matter to some degree.

Hello BP,My name is Dylan Boesch and I am a student in New York earning a finance degree.