I don’t see him as often So I want to learn from the BP community what are the stepping stones to become a mortgage loan officerI have 13 yrs of retail experience, 5yrs of which are supervisor/management experienceAnd an associates in business admin.And I have been thinking of getting some certificates in finance/ management to make a resume stick out a bit more for the bank world and try to reach the goal of becoming a mortgage loan officer.

Thus, on a monthly basis, this is about $1,900 of revenue out of a $750 rental.The other unit we have is clearing about the same.We will have about $300 in costs associated with each of these units, thus the Net is about $1,500 - $1,600.

If you want local education and networking check out the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association. 

My Question; is it legal for me (property owner/landlord) to create a signed agreement with future Tenants that states, when the outside temperature drops below a certain degree they must "trickle" water from all faucets to prevent bursting and frozen pipes?

Listen to the BP podcasts and networking with local REIA groups would be my advice to figure that out.People like wholesaling because there is little to no cost associated with it.

For local education and networking I recommend the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association.

For me, the opportunity cost associated with 20% downpayment is too high.

I believe I have what it takes but I’m afraid of banks denying me, me failing because of my age, and not having a college degree nor not planning on college.

Yes I am, to a small degree.

In some cases I hear the wholesaler may be getting a small fee for each referral even without closing on a deal.Everything I am hearing from long time brokers here including those who teach at the local association is that is a no-no.