I am the author. :-) Also, check out this forum post.In addition, DM me if you are interested in an online community of young, like-minded individuals.Best of luck to you!

block the phone number, flag the email address, tell them they need to communicate via X channel that you only check once daily. inspect the property to make sure all is well, call authorities if the individual needs help.

It's designed to be a win-win...the service member gets the opportunity to build their skills & resume for their transition to the civilian sector, and the company gets a 6-month 'working interview' with a potential employee who brings valuable work ethic and leadership to the table.There are quite a few real estate companies that are already vetted SkillBridge partners...if you were able to do an internship with one of those companies it would provide you some valuable experience and training, while still having the 'safety net' of being on active duty until your date of separation.The site with some additional info about the SkillBridge program and the list of approved companies is at:  DOD SkillBridge - Authorized SkillBridge Organizations (osd.mil) 

Terminate the agreement, get a new PM and I would not pay any bill over $500 that was not authorized.

I am the author. :-) Also, check out this forum post.In addition, DM me if you are interested in an online community of young, like-minded individuals.Best of luck to you!

*** I'd also love to get some great book recommendations from women authors.

I have been calling it the nomad method, (I believe an author on bigger pockets called it that ) and it is a great way to start investing.

I am also confused as to how your agent calling someone to make sure a repair doesn’t exceed $5k results in the repairs being made with the seller authorizing and paying for it.

Was a distribution made that you didn't authorize?

I happen to be one of the co-authors and an experienced private lender.