@Luke FernandezYour wife is not on board.

I have a qualified applicant that happened to apply after another qualified applicant.

White board at every flip with meeting area6.

Also if they are looking at purchasing a new home their current mortgage would likely prevent them for qualifying for the full amount they want /need.

I decided to get my license and according to the math I will break even on the board of realtors fees if I do one deal per year.

If you have played Robert Kyiosaki's CASHFLOW board game you may have noticed that paying off your expenses wont get you out of the rat race.Invest, and let your investment pay off your student loan.

I also want the property to qualify for refinancing without having to use my personal income or tax returns to do so, as I am a 1099 employee and have only been at this job for a year so I really wont qualify.I talked to a bunch of local banks and they all basically told me that I need to come in person to meet with them. 

I love what Landed (www.landed.com) is doing, starting off with a focus on school teachers so they can afford to live in the districts where they teach.Something I'd love to do when I have the resources is establish rental properties that are affordable based on one's income across the board, e.g. rent NTE 25% of take-home pay (or 30% of gross monthly, or whatever makes the most sense).

Nobody on the Board denies that the job done was in the common area.

Has to be the right fit of course and both partners need to have some skin in the game but win-win all the way.