I would imagine a lot of those will be in the service/loan departments.

I find the deal and e-mail my agent to get the combo.

They're designed for the state of California.If you want to critique them and think you have educated/experienced valuable feedback message me with your email and I'll send em over.

However, they only paid $600/mo. at their last place so I'm not sure if they will be able to keep this up.Then one of the two remaining tenants sent me an email hinting indirectly about what would happen to the security deposit if they had to move out before the end of the lease.I am thinking of two options:1) telling them I will let them out of the lease early if they stay at least until January 1st (so I don't have to deal with the holiday vacancy problem) and stay current on the rent until then, and I will give them back the deposit if the place is in broom clean, undamaged condition, as per the lease.2) lower the rent to $800 to keep them there (I haven't had any real issues with the two remaining people, and they are taking good care of the place).

Since you say he has "little income", I imagine he may be happy with that and not have the hassles of real estate.But since you asked about real estate in particular, I wouldn't do the $8 mil loan, at least not in the beginning.

When you relist, the listing will no longer be stale.I can't imagine any good reason to wait until Spring to list.

Only been in it for a month, definitely not giving up, for sure.I had two Realtor email mme a list of sold property for cash in the last 90 days.

Because I have not received a payment as of yet for November I emailed her and her work email bounced back to me which leads me to believe she is no longer employeed there.

This particular forum is not for looking for a mentor or actually making a deal.Also note that contact info, such as e-mail addresses or phone numbers needs to go into your signature.

Long term appreciation ((WAY down the road)) - I know it is hard to imagine now, but there will be appreciation.