Phew, definently a tough decision to make; I truly feel being a realtor would be great for me because I know I can achieve more and more clients over time.

This time, the inspector had a list of problems for the new owners, denied the permit, and said he would be investingating the previous owners as they never should have gotten a permit.It is a 100 year old east Nash house and I assume they are now requiring modern everything but nowhere does the State clearly define requirements.

I define my Class C units as "clean, safe, and functional."  

I would definable consider her if the previous landlord confirms she pays rent on time and she meets your other criteria.

The charts @Lauren Kormylo linked are really where I point people to, those have more thorough information than the broad strokes I'm about to give.  

@Sameer JainPer https://www.solo401k.com/how-to-qualify-for-a-solo-401k-account/ ...Opening a Solo 401k account requires two elements of qualification:You must own a businessYour business must have zero employees (employees defined as those who work for you more than 1000 hours per year and receive W2 wages)Can I own a business on the side of the W2 job I work?

Raj, there are some options as you describe that pop up now and again on South Broad Street which is a main thoroughfare leading from Hamilton into Trenton on the Southern side of the city. 

Broad strokes do I have the general idea?

Recent Credit changes Compensating factorsMake Your Lender’s JobEasier to Get Your Loan ApprovedLenders have a lotof applications to go through, make it easy for themWhat they need: Tax returns for the past 2 years W-2s for the past 2 years Pay stubs for the past 2 months A personal financial statement Bank statements The P&S statement for the property Description of all your propertiesUse binders anddividers Use bigger pocket’s property calculator and took the PDF report and stick it on top of all the info for a broad look at the dealCh. 15 The Due Diligence ProcessTitle Inspection Title - a bundle of rights giving ownership to an individual Deed - a legal document that transfers the title from one person to another Shows that the title has been changed Chain of title - every person that has ever owned the property Easements - a legal right given by the property owner to another party to allow them to use or cross the property (can get recorded on the chain of title) Covenants - a legal document that explains how a property can be used (can get recorded on the chain of title) Lien - legal claim against a property made by a person or entity to secure the payment of a debt.

I know that's broad but looking to connect with some people who know the market.