Once I got transferred to North Carolina, I found myself with more time on my hands and realized I've got money sitting around not working for me.

You can see first hand what home prices are, and how other homes look on the inside.

On the other hand, if they do, it doesn't look like you've raised your price.

Negotiate some killer short sale deals and if you can get the banks to accept some of your offers, I would think an investor would love to take a bank-approved deal off your hands provided the price is right.

if not, tell them that if you receive a call, you will have to be truthful about how the place was treated & how they handed the deposit. also tell them you tell LL you will be following up with the LL after departure of tenants.finally, tell them if they apply last month's as rent you will seek a judgement which can affect their future ability to rent & own.just some thoughts/ideas.

It wasn't always easy, and I had to get my hands dirty on a couple things, but all and all, it was a success.

Go to Zillow, type in the subject property's address, in the right hand corner Zillow typically gives you the addresses of properties around your subject property, pick one closest to your subject property (in size, amenities etc..), give that address of that property to the RE agent and ask her to run a CMA for that property as though it were never sold.

That insurance is valid until title changes hands in the future.

However, they will likely be entry level (7-10/hr.)You would be much better served working with a smaller office or even an individual who will not only value your experience, but also see your work first hand and therefore be able to expand your responsibilities (and pay) as you add value to their business.

they were very heavy-handed with fees - 800 ficos & I felt like a felon the way I was quizzed & lectured by the pm.