Those who learn the rules will be the other 3 percent....self sufficient.It's pay the price now or pay it later.

I'm not sure exactly how expenses would go for a trailer (I know they use some of the same hardware as RVs, and everything you buy for an RV is overpriced), so I might use a 50% ratio even with self-management.

I'd suggest you have a look at those, discuss it with your accountant and attorney and decide for your self.

My situation is the school that i will be enrolling into (100% free due to the military) has a program that they offer since the military will only pay for ONE certificate, i can take their property management and small business management course first (an 18 week course but it's self paced and they told me people usually finish in 2 1/2 mths) then they will waive the course fee for the real estate sales (since military won't pay for property management and real estate sales certificates) and i can take it after i complete the PM and small bus. course.

I felt like I had to fend for my self.

Hi DickThank You for the welcome and vote of confidence!!

They're hosting it at http://www.thejinglegenerator.com, and it's meant for professionals to create funny self-promo jingles.

On second thought, not too confident of value.

If you are flipping properties you have a good chance of being liable for self-employment taxes.

This should make us all feel more confident.