Really quick, I finally have blocked out time to work on real estate (I’ve been working full-time at my day job BUT just resigned so now I have the time lol).I’m big on being remote yet accessible as I’m building my real estate business I have few questions: Are any agents getting listings completely virtual and actually listing all virtual (never meeting the seller)?

@Todd AshleyI own properties in NE Portland, Clackamas on the border of Happy Valley, in Tualatin, and used to own rentals in University Park, near the UofP.

I am tempted to fix those two rooms & the bathroom in a month November/December and rent those two rooms out to university students before their spring semester starts.

This hard work and dedications paid dividends, as I was able to increase my fastball velocity (now 88-90 mph) and commit to a division 1 school (Houston Baptist University) in the fall of 2017.

Here's the best sources and discussions I've found discussing the issue and laying out ways of getting around this clause:- Bill Bronchick - "There is no Due on Sale Jail"- CRE University - "How to beat the due on sale clause"- Robert Bruss - "The six pillars of assumption"- Richmond Law Review -"The due-on-sale clause: A marriage gone sour - a checklist for the practitioner" This one is an actual published law review, but it's old. 

If it has amazing cash flow, a new heat pump system installed even with ductwork is going to cost you under 10k in NC (I'm in TN) and factored out over time is virtually nothing.

I've been investing on Vancouver Island lately with great success.If you're interested in the student housing model, I'm very close to Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo.

There is no one universal MLS for commercial. 

Here's a little bit about me: I'm going into my senior year at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and majoring in Psychology while minoring in business at the Isenberg School of Management.

We often find the best markets have a mix of health care, government, and universities.