You can have all the knowledge in the world, all the contacts and references, but if I can't access you when I need you it doesn't matter.

Ever since than i was sold on real estate, and i think it will help that i have had various construction jobs in the past giving me some general knowledge on home improvement and such.

I’m trying to decide where to hang my license and gain access to the MLS again. 

He's old, angry and selling soon, but extended his fence my access easement lies on down to 10ft.

That way I can stabilize, improve rents, improve the property, and refinance. 

I'm trying to determine if I need to just be patient, keep dropping the price, or make improvements to the home.

Maybe in a rougher area in your town that is improving.

I agree with you that the part right by Inglewood is good - I have also seen closer to the 110, on the other end of that zip code (i.e. past Normandie towards Vermont), and I think that section can be rougher, but as we know, people are making money everywhere - I'm sure it'll continue to improve in the future.

Bedrooms require access to natural light and natural ventilation.

So here's my new and improved offer-  $5k down option fee for a 3 year lease option.