Particularly rural areas and small towns.4) Political stagnation: Institutions are increasingly interested in a nostalgic view of the economy / regulation / solutions.Investors (in most cases) should not be activists.

Also, double check with your State regulations. 

@Joel MustaFlorida HOAs have rules and regulations that can vary greatly.

The TK provider would have renovated the property in-house first, placed a tenant, and then supplied management in-house after closing.

Supply and demand drive prices for ALL things real estate, and demand for refinances is ridiculously high right now (partially, but not entirely, offsetting the T-note having it's bottom drop off), probably going to be increasing in the short term.

Respectfully,Aiesha HooperThe situation can change from one wholesaler to another, because it isn't a regulated profession, but in most cases in my area, you don't have any reasonable "outs" once contract with a wholesaler.

The conditions and concerns are different now...GDP is expected to be in recession territory for Q1 and Q2 2020 due to supply chain disruption, decline in exports, travel restrictions, and reduced consumer spending all from the virus.

You can price HVAC equipment and system installation alone.For duct work, you need to consider where supplies and returns will run through the house. 

Most services falsely advertise compliance to federal law.https://citygro.com/text-and-email-marketing-regulations-need-know/Since you have to ask for consent before sending, it means you need an existing relationship.

If they do, you can also meet with those brokers and ask if they’re looking to hire new agents, what the costs will be and what kind of support and training you’ll get, etc.As an agent you’ll be working for or “under” a broker, so choosing a good one is important and can even make the licensing process smoother for you if you can find a good one before you take the classes and new agent exam.There are a lot of little technicalities like DBR (RI Division of Business Regulation) forms and fees, required Errors and Omissions insurance, etc. and you’ll need to have a broker for some of that so the sooner you identify one you want to work with/for, the better.