Don't know of anyone off the top of my head; however, hopefully this will bump it up so someone can see it.

I am currently in the process of getting my license right now, but it is costing me about $2500 by the time I am done....and that doesn't include the monthly fees (MLS, etc.) that I will be paying once I am licensed as well as the member dues to the national and local Realtor associations that I will pay yearly.The difference between me and you right now is that I have excellent credit, I have a low debt to income ratio, I know where every penny goes in my monthly budget and I have cash reserves.

Are you familiar with the local Real Estate Investors Association?

Heading to closing this month on a single family and planning to turn our current town house into a rental.

In addition to that I am very involved in my local real estate investor association, Central Florida Realty Investors Association.

Or are your trying to purchase the property sub to existing financing like your heading states?

I always go into the group with an idea of what I want help with and I usually end up with new ideas I never thought about at all or information on a new topic or idea I wasn't even planning on.People think about things in different ways and the more heads working on a problem or idea the better

If you head north, closer to 161 in that area, the neighborhood gets better.

There might also be an apartment owners association in the Hartford area, something like that.Best of luck!

Rent is classified as non-interest income, specifically under the "Additional Noninterest Income" heading.