Go to NoNonsenseLandlord.com and read about Eric's tenant who had stage 4 cancer.Your bank does not care that your tenant has this illness - they will still want their mortgage payment on time every month.

I think renting a primary home can be a good strategy at some stages of life; right now I like the strategy of getting an owner occupied, low down, low interest rate mortgage and then moving out after 2 years to do it again, renting out the first.  

I'd like you guys to see the full plan completed and right now i'm in the middle stage.

I will keep in mind to give proper attention to property management once I've reached that stage in the game, thanks for the heads up.

One way is to use other people's money as was suggested by Arlan, but if you're adverse to doing that (as I am at this stage), you could refinance your townhouse properties and cash out the portion that you used for a downpayment (the HELOC portion) then you can use that money for your next down payment.  

I'm a new house flipper and I'm still in the stages where I'm trying to figure out funding.

Yeah, I figure most of those shows are completely staged...

My day job is in software development and I work in Raritan Center in Edison, so I'm only 5 minutes from the Hilton.

Should agents attempt to help their seller tidy up/stage their house or yard for the photo shoot?

Here's a few in the BP Resources: * Cornell University Program in Real Estate - Ithaca, NY * Northwestern University Real Estate Management Program - Evanston, IL * University of California at Berkeley Haas School of Business Real Estate Group - Berkeley, CA * University of Pennsylvania Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton - Philadelphia, PA * University of Southern California (USC) Lusk Center for Real Estate - Los Angeles, CA * University of Wisconsin at Madison Center for Real Estate - Madison, WIOn these websites, they do show the curriculum (i.e. 3 units for Real Estate Law, 3 units for Real estate... etc.), but they don't go into specifics on any of the classes.