Is there a more practical way to do this than using a realtor?  

Doing an 80% 1st with a 2nd on top of it was a very common practice before 2008 but dried up with the mortgage crisis.

Want to make money in real estate use the law of attraction, practice it, draw winners to you, positive thought, negative thinking will make you a loser.

I actually saw a discussion regarding Ohio Real Estate laws I wanted to comment on and started checking out the rest of the site and got sucked in.A little about myself- I hold a license in Ohio which I also practice with in Kentucky.  

Not everyone practices what they preach.

The idea is to take the practice exams the same way you would take the actual exam.  150 questions 3hr15min without interruption.  

@Joshua McGinnis This and worse is what I get in my email box practically daily.  

This could pertain to partnership; accounting practices; rent collection systems; ANYTHING organizationally that will positively impact our business :I'm looking for as many replies as possible as : Thanks in advance !

I don't intend on purchasing this, I am really just trying to practice analyzing larger multi-family deals.Keep in mind my calculations were done based on the list price.

So @Shaun Reilly do you think a good practice in this scenario would to ensure there is language in your purchase and sales that specifically says, "I am not a real estate agent and am not acting as a real estate agent for the seller in anyway shape or form".