Don’t let them start training you.

I often have someone waiting to move in a few days after a move out so that I don't loose more money.Most of my tenants stay for many years so I don't need money being siphoned off before I get it for doing next to no work.I train my tenants to pay on time or their will be co sequences so I have very few issues with this.My tenants all pay the rent via a couple different methods so I get it right away and I don't have to wait for a PM to send me my money minus their fee.

Has anyone used any of the training and if so please share your experience.Thanks

You have much more control over the use of your equity because it is much more liquid which is great for the smart investor, however it also has the ability to allow for families to leverage their I've had a good amount of training and experience regarding this product and its strategy. 

Getting paid to learn.Of course they also had formal training in building and construction management prior to getting hired.. this as it relates to development..

@Andrew Rodriguez I am house hacking in Rahway which is one of the towns with a train stop which makes it easier to find renter.

Those that are not in a rush to sell will wait for a higher offer.He is slowly training in his kids to take over the business. 

If you want to get your license as you think you’ll enjoy helping others make investments or buy their homes then you need to join a brokerage that has a strong training program.I recommend you stay with your day job as long as you can.

I have a trusted family member who I helped train for the last few months doing maintenance to be my first tenant which is great.As for the vacation rental side I'm already making preparations for paint, furnishings, and cleaning.

I was not too upset about it, but I did start thinking damn I have to find another person or two to invest to keep this train rolling.