Its been 16 years since I finished my last accounting or tax course and graduated with an accounting degree and I never wanted to be a public accountant, but it does come in handy every so often-like once a year!

Kristine Marie Poe statement makes it seem like an investor loan or Non Owner Occupied loan, might be OK to contact or even perhaps is not afforded the same protections to some degree.  

Different PM's manage varying asset classes and sizes.

Communities in Dayton can vary greatly and the school system in the city is not very good. you can PM me and I will be happy to discuss Options.

If your definition of C varies from mine (ie I wouldn't feel safe walking in myself) that number could vary to the point I might not touch it.

If possible, is there anyone in the area willing to be my mentor or let me shadow and ask questions.Quick background: Graduated college in 2008 with a degree in Finance and I currently work for one of the Big 4 companies.

I'm not sure if rules vary from state to state but I am located in Iowa.Background:  I own a house that I purchased as a long-term rental however my tenants love the house so much that they are begging to buy it.  

But remember I'm in a totally different geographic area than you so material and labor can vary.

Most licensed individuals don't find the commission on a $30k property worth the time and effort to show and market it, so that property can be sold using the wholesale model (which is basically brokerage, but skirts the RE license laws by utilizing contract law).If a property was worth more than say $100k (certainly this varies, but just as an example) it is probably just as effective to sell it through a traditional brokerage.

@Trevor Ewen I don't know the Philly market at all, but like Account Closed says. it varies neighborhood to neighborhood which is typical of a lot of cities, so be careful and really know the area.