Jenny Santana of Guild Mortgage was my loan officer and I would highly recommend her for small multi-family or other residential properties.

Jenny Santana of Guild Mortgage was my loan officer and I would highly recommend her for small multi-family or other residential properties.

For example to become a licensed broker where I operate (Ohio) you need to go through government background checks, have worked in real estate as a sales agent under another broker for at least 2 years, have a college degree, have a physical store front with office hours, have done at least 40 transactions and much more that I can't think of off the top of my head right now.

To make a conversion like that requires coordination and approvals from all the utility companies in question and probably even the post office for mail delivery. 

So here's the ultimate conundrum:- sometimes I pick a few benchmark properties in my target area and track them to see how they're performing, BUT... you never know which dates are true revenue dates and which are simply the owner blocking the unit for their use!

Hopefully @Shannon Wright can chime in as she's an escrow officer in southern CA.

It has a large warehouse, 2 loading docks and office space in the front.

I'm looking for a Internship where I can learn and do hands-on in the office or field for 15-30 hours a week.

Our office is in Speedway, so I'm just minutes from Brownsburg and I'd be happy to give you some insight to how to get the ball rolling.

However, if you have rental properties or running a side business then the small deductions like uniform, etc add up especially for officers since they don’t receive uniform allowance.