I recently completed a two week intensive, M-F 9-430 course at Weichert Real Estate School, perhaps they have a location near you.

I have even had a voucher holder come to my newly rehabbed property and give me the "white glove" test and tell me that they wont pay full market rent because my house wont pass the "housing" inspection.

Then an inspector will can to test the noise if sensory equipment.

I suspect in most states you have to take the test in person.

I think this would be a very safe way to test the water of being a landlord too.

Reasonable prices and a free radon test.

What are the costs of management of this portfolio, real expenses, time, effort required, CDs are pretty much hands off, playing options takes more effort and real estate can be intensive at time to manage.9.

It's best to test the market and find out the demand.

Generally HomePath is pretty straight forward, just a little paper intense to deal with, but your Realtor will deal with that.

This can generally serve as a good test on whether or not you're actually offering a real deal to your end buyer.