We have perfected the science of preventing foreclosures by utilizing our strategic partnerships and never focusing on only one product or service.

my two sense is, really go out and while you're in college - take real life "classes" in the street while also going to school in the college.that is everything i am about.at work in the past 5 months i boasted $55,000 in sales with the total being $155000 between 4 people. the top seller being the owner because... well he just has more experience and he's there more. but i can sell anything.the real estate certificate i am attaining here at college is only 4 classes. i'm incorporating that into my schedule with my mechanical engineering major classes as well as business. so its kind of complicated.i wont be able to get my brokers license for two years because 1. i dont have the correct study guide and utilities nor the money to pay the $800 i have seen for some.

Take the gross income (rents, laundry, etc.) for the property and subtract ALL expenses (mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, vacancy, management, etc.).

Utilities?

Even though I don't see the material equivalent in the real world yet, it is guaranteed to come.

There may be a few shills around, but otherwise, that's what it looks like.As for the Sheets materials, it not bad, but not excellent either.

NO EXCEPTIONS.The house has a very high efficiencey A/C, extra attic insulation and solar reflecting screens on the windows to keep YOUR utility bills lower than the neighborhood average!

It is out of date when it comes to interest rates being offered or specific county information.If you are just looking for reading materials related to the broader topic of real estate legal rights, what a title is and how foreclosure works I can recommend something else.Email or PM me.

You will utilities, maintenance, and many other expenses assocaited with maintaining a home.

Investors normally use birddogs that are people with occupations that will bring them into contact with vacant properties (i.e. cablemen, utility company employees, newspaper delivery people, etc.).