Its something I plan to go back and take again, I don't like having that "failure" hang over my head!

if there is cash flow, is it something you would prefer to hang onto but are donating to charity purely for the tax break?

She said she called other bandit signs but they were so unprofessional she would hang up.

We've even had tenants moving tell us that there friend who is moving in is taking the couch, we make them move it into the front yard so their friend can see an empty house and then the new guys will have to move it back in.I would skip furniture personally, sure you can buy it cheap but the kids I rent to don't want to hang out on a couch with somebody else's DNA all over it, or Pizza stains or beer you get the idea.

you can get your license in less than 4 months for less than 1K  then hang it with a fee based broker who lets you do whatever you want.. 

.: purchase price = $1,000, appraisal % = 80%, millage rate = 1.80%, early payment discount = 4%, reassessed ad-valorem tax estimate = $0then taxes will equal: $1,000 * 80% * 1.80% * (1-4%) = $13.824The formula might sound daunting at first but you get the hang of it pretty quickly.

Then if you have 10 of those, you're running with $60k just hanging out?

He left me hanging completely and almost ruined my deal.. not to mention he took me to a property he’s working on for an out of state investor- a flip property- and one of his workers was smoking a cigarette inside the newly remodeled kitchen that would be listed for sale soon.

You may be friends with them, which is great and typically works in your favor as they don’t want to leave you hanging, but always be prepared for something like that’s to come up. 

I haven't really thought about a place to hang my license as of yet.