I think I actually lived in a converted house, like you describe, one summer in college.

I am a RE broker in Vegas and I am expanding to MA next summer and getting my MA RE Broker License this November.

So I think I'm leaning toward committing to take one of those classes in the Spring semester and hopefully the second either in the late spring or early summer.

As a case by case of what i am doing, because if I make a mistake I want you guys to help me fix my problems and celebrate my small victories.

He was an extremely nice guy, and after explaining why I was calling he stated that he was surprised the property is still in it's current condition, as he walked away from it in a foreclosure almost three years ago.Because of this I have determined the people I saw tearing the roof off this past summer (then just tarping it and leaving it like that since) must have been with the bank.

We are looking at paying a bit more than $30 per month on one property worth around $65,000 (COS) and another property worth around $90,000 (Pueblo).We are originally from Ohio and looked at properties there this past summer.

Last year we did a residential Vendor carry at prime + 1.5 and refinanced it this past summer.

Newport has a minimum stay limit I think which impacts summer rentals.

I had one looking at a vacancy last summer and she had great background and references that checked out.

Earlier this summer we picked-up 2x5gal pails left over from refinishing a school gymnasium at about 50 cents on the dollar.