Hey all, have been lurking on the forums for a while and reading about all of your RE journeys.

Looking to get my license in Florida.  Any recommendations on an online school?

It's easier to just get it re-rented and move on.May 1 should be perfect for getting new tenants in there.Yes, do an inspection.Write up something with the new end date.Clean, fix things, get new people in there.

I've been renting on Air bnb but I want do long term now STOP READING BOOKS, connect with those doing deals learn apply what you learn, I have never read a RE book, or been to a guru seminar and I have done and seen it all. 

Apparently a measure to mitigate re/building in high-risk areas?

I'm 24 and have been working a non-RE job for close to two years.

Definitely agree with others that local RE Investment meet ups will be the best way to connect with others in your local market.

They've reached out by phone and email to see if they want to re-list their property.

It's in a challenging area where Section 8 is virtually my only tenant base—not a slum by any means, and the house itself is in great condition.Here are the options I'm considering:A) Keep and Re-rent to Section 8: By investing in some upgrades (paint, cabinetry, toilets), I can increase the rent to $2k (from $1800), projecting a cash flow of approximately $1300/month.B) 1031 Exchange into a Short-Term Rental (STR) in Shenandoah: This would involve using a portion of the proceeds to make the property Airbnb-ready.

I am reading as much as possible each day on BP.This payment plan must run CONCURRENTLY during the period 360 months(30 years) >>>>>>>>>>>>r>>>>>> Re-payment Analysis<<<<<<<<<<<<<The Loan repayment was calculated at 4% interest rate compounded annually.