In other words, she's going to be hanging out in the Forums and on the Blog each day, writing and organizing stuff! 

For that matter, get a license yourself, hang up a shingle with a local broker and do your own listings.Multiple agents may sound good. 

Maybe you know a family friend or an investor who has a broker license that you could hang your license under.

And as for the property, I don't know much about that area, I was more just running numbers on the properties I found online to get the hang of it, I hadn't studied the neighborhood.

We plan to hang our hat with a broker in January in the Wilmington/Newark area. 

That is my biggest hang up at the moment.

Part of the neighbor’s overhang from what looks to be an illegal unit in their backyard is hanging over the lot.

Welcome to BP Andrew Briggs As a fellow "weekend warrior" in the dfw area I can tell you that finding deals is TOUGH, hang in there though and good luck!

If it is going up in value 10% a year it makes more sense to hang onto it and take a loan against it. 

While working in the kitchen [by far the most labor intensive room] I will occassionally catch a whiff of fragrant bread baking or a turkey being roasted and imagine the people [the love] that had filled this tiny house during holidays.I have even attached names to the jug-eared,freckle-faced youth I visualize hanging from the limbs of the tree right outside of the mudroom, and the aproned woman urging me to repair the frame holding the incredible stained-glass artwork in one of the windows.And the names and faces?