Lots of good suggestions.Or you can have them go on auto-pay with the company if they have the money..

But, to take the test and have your license active you'll need a sponsoring broker.And... if you want access to your local MLS you'll also have to pay the fees (every year) to your local associations and be a member of NAR.If you have no interest in selling, then you might be better off becoming friends with a few agents who can set you up on their auto-notification system for houses. 

Double check your state laws, you may not be able to dictate the lease auto renewing for anther year.

Only insure to mitigate financial risks that would seriously harm you financially on the off-chance they occur (catastrophic health insurance, home insurance, and, for most, auto insurance).Regular repairs and replacement of items covered via home warranties should not seriously harm someone financially; if they do, you do not need to purchase the property.

Does the agent have the ability to auto fill contract so they are easy to blast out?

When I went on Amazon for Landlording on Auto-pilot, for example, almost all of the top-rated reviews were negative for false advertising ("free forms" that you have to pay for).  

Auto correct!

My guy that has some of our LL and all our commercial lines policies said a $1M umbrella is like $175/yr with the co that also has your autos.

So with my current enlistment, college, and life basically on auto pilot I am looking at 20k after I move for a down payment and the next step is to figure out what area I should start and focus on.  

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