I've been told that its actual numbers.I am planning to request supporting data, utility bills, bank statements etc.It appears that units are individually metered for electricity.

@Robert Leonard you may be right about not spending the time to get to the top, but utilizing time to learn things can actually accelerate your growth as it will help you avoid bad deals and have a better understanding of what it will take to meet your goal.

This will be $4,300/Mo + taxes and utilities.

My business partner is a long time family friend and a traveling contractor (and very good at what he does) so we have a leg up already that we need to start utilizing.

I would give them the keys the night of Jan. 3, after you verify utilities are in their name.

I have some money that needs to be utilized for more real estate deals.

He keeps the material interesting and gives really great tips to pass the exam.

All in all it cost about 30k in materials and the labor for the upgrades (sheetrock, carpet, lights, bathroom, kitchen, windows, and appliances) and the person that we are working with did it for a very reasonable cost about 8k total due to the fact that he got a commission on the front end and also on the sale end.Then we listed the house in August and it sat then sat some more.

Also what else should I consider for this meeting.....documentation, potential questions, presentation material, etc?

What advantages do you gain from having the license, but none of the experience as an agent to utilize it effectively?