If someone then wants a showing I will say, "great, we will be performing a background check and need a $35 per person 18+ years old applying to live in the home - after we have processed this successfully I will gladly show you the property in person."

After applying the deposit, tenant account is in arrears for $65.You may only pay $2 a light bulb, but it also takes you time to purchase them and install them, which is why there is a $5 charge per bulb.

Are you saying that @Ed Page can apply to have his (non-FHA) loan taken over by an FHA-approved loan if he intends to still live there (presumably for better refi terms)?

Generally it is used for individual agents who want to build a team underneath a brokerage, however the concepts can easily be applied directly to your own firm.  

The concept of "buying on the courthouse steps" does not apply in MA (or NH for that matter.) 

Hello my name is Larry, new to BP and about a month and a half into Real Estate Wholesaling, here to learn and apply this knowledge when i'm wholesaling.

You take that $300 and apply to the principal of your primary residence and pay down the mortgage faster so you're not paying PMI sooner rather than later.  

i've often seen BPers refer to residential rentals as A or B class.does the same apply to commercial/retail rental properties?

@Matt Musser that is a great ideal for a topic to help others understand that we can and do know how to apply our experiences to the outside world but it normally gets discounted.

Can someone tell me what applies as he seems to have changed what he has already told me Thanks