This has given me a good base to start and also other strategies to test and see what is most effective for my area.

I would be cautious about having any member of my "team" who could not pass a certification test.

If property comfortably cash flows after these two tests, you will most likely be able to maintain ownership during downturn and reap a large profit once the next phase of the economy takes shape.

Four weeks of night school a test and a few our of training and your opinion suddenly means something?

But then, others may have not looked at as it is small and many will glance at it as a price per sq ft and may not pass their "take a second look test"!

As they have had to be tested on this issue and sit through hours of ethics classes to keep their license.

The "fair housing council" will occasionally be actively "testing" for those who would be discriminatory; the recording is the same for all callers and hence does not discriminate in any way.Now the landlord is allowed to select those who get the call returned ...Sorry for sidetracking this a bit.

Having a license merely means you were able to pass a test.

After a days training, I think it was six hours, if you pay enough fees and pass the test, you can become a mortgage originator too!

There are several grey areas in Florida, but I would not even test them. p.s.