As for why renters would choose me, I think if there's a lot of rentals in disrepair, a single family in good repair will already have a leg up on the competition.

Pull up a chair and let's have some cannoli.

The reality is, if you don't respond within an hour or so, the renter is on to someone else unless you're one of the only gigs in town so any type of way to differentiate yourself from your competition gives you a leg up. 

As long as you are interested in whatever you do - you will get the most out of it - as an aside of your education, you already got a leg up on decision-making - keep the bad decision making to a minimal and I think you will do fine.Building Assets comes as you move along - if you mean by building assets, keeping them rather than doing flips - then some suggest you start with multi-level dwellings and others suggest single family - others may suggest Commercial Properties - only you can decide where you really wanna start - in any event - Best of Luck To You!

I have done all the leg work and calculated the ARV (about $980,000) the total cost to purchase the vacant apartment complex with renovation costs are 525,000 to 725,000.

Currently, I do all the administration and bookkeeping for our property maintenance business, and I serve as chair and fiduciary to a local non-profit.

You might find one hear or there but they are not as readily available as they were two years ago.Probate will take some leg work.

What an exciting learning adventure---my heart was racing, I was on the edge of my chair . . . wanted to see what the next episode would bring!

There is an excellent course in Money management that does not cost an arm and a leg.

Can anyone in San Antonio help cut down on my leg work?