I suggest reading Frank Abagnale's book "The Art of the Steal" to everyone because it applies to every part of your life.https://www.amazon.com/Art-Steal-Yourself-Business-Americas/dp/0767906845Hope this helps,Allen Fletcher

@Lisa Hoyt I think your letter is a work of art.  

Run away from theater or art majors.  

Comparing comps is kind of an art and it takes practice and requires a really good knowledge of the area.

In addition, I found that some requirements do not apply to the rental of a single family home.Georgia State University Law Review, Vol. 28 [2011], Iss. 3, Art. 11 deals with occupancy issues.  

Focus on arts, entertainment or business districts bordered by Maryland, I-15, Wyoming and US 95.

Financing is an art, your goal is to paint a master piece, not a paint by numbers picture.

It's part Art, part Science.

This debate is no longer about facts.We can clearly see we have one group, mainly consisting of liberals who believe you should follow the letter of the law and abide by what the state dictates is fair and equitable as government should be unquestioned legal and moral arbiter of what is best for society.And we have another group mainly consisting of conservatives/libertarians who believe they should be free to make their own decisions on what they want to do with their own properties even if the government wants otherwise for a greater "social good."

.#6: Master the Art of the Contractor Stable: I have thrived as a Landlord in several out-of-state markets (Purchasing Homes that are 120 years old) and the biggest thing is knowing how to build a contractor stable and being able to read an Inspectors Report and ask the right questions.