My current neighbor has a PhD in STEM field. 

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I'd also talk to the current owner, so if they want, they can let the tenants in that unit know.Hopefully you are getting their deposits transferred to you (it is the tenants' money and you will have to pay it back in full when they go because you don't know the condition of the unit when they moved in). 

In the current environment I’m not actively marketing but still assist the clients I have organically.

although im currently in NY, my wife is from the Yokohama area. ive lived and work in Japan on and off for about 9 years, mostly in the military.

Currently wrapping up courses to take real estate salesperson exam (california) was hoping if anyone could guide me to some things that helped them pass the exam as well as in the business in general? 

In Denver, I'm considering buying the property next door to mine and renting my current (2Bd1Bath) Single family home. 

So, it's AG zone currently.

The opportunity to move on this other property is rare, and we’d need to sell our current property in tandem.Thank you!

I realize this current matter I’m posting on is probably long over, Being it’s been 3 years, but seeing these responses do not sit well with me and knowing you all are in the housing/rental market.