Or they think the NAR and MLS run the industry, and their 'brokerage' (and by extension, they...) are to "report all earnings," and somehow a PROSPECT (vs. a CLIENT) is somehow "brokerage property."

Looking for recommendations for an online RE Licensing course that will qualify for Pennsylvania.

He's not very tech savy so I said I could give him a hand by helping him post an ad online to try to find a replacement.

With one day of vacancy, I lose $61 once and earn $1908 more for the year.  

Also, where I invest, anybody can go online, enter a property address, and then see the latest water charge for that property.So, if I were you, first I will check if you can also find out your water usage and cost on your county's website.

I’ve also watched a ton of grant cardone videos that guy is super interesting to listen to and really shows the earning potential real estate can give you!

So for each dollar saved in taxes by not increasing salary, I assumed earned 12% starting year 1, reinvesting each year those earnings, and the same on the 401k money. 

I'd do my research for property management for your own knowledge by going online, checking references and getting on the phone with the company and make sure they understand your needs and exactly what you're looking to get out of an investment.

It can never earn a penny more than the mortgage interest rate you paid off.

Is it earning $150,000 a year flipping houses?