I would look at the Bigger Pockets files and download a couple of different spreadsheets to practice.

Oh trust me @Doug Crenshaw I definitely know about lending. ( I actually have my lenders license here in California, I don't practice it)I think I figured it out in terms on lowering my DTI, just seeing if other banks or lenders count the rental income higher than the 75% of the rent. 

At the same time, it is practical and useful information unlike the pre-licensing and exam topics.I got my license as a "just in case" qualification and have not represented buyers or sellers in any transactions.

Community appreciates rooting out bad practicers.

Some maintenance can be deferred to a later date, but if a maintenance request is an emergency and it needs to be fulfilled, social distancing best practices should be communicated to both the vendor and the resident.

I have always found title companies directly associated with a law practice to be more thorough and therefore better than the independents.  

You are describing procedures that are sound business practices in a typical environment to which I have no arguments.

FWIW, I am an Real Estate Attorney and I have completed thousands of real estate transactions in the 5 years that I have practiced Real Estate.

@JacobSampson I do have that same feeling , anytime I do practice deals.

I love dentistry, but I want to wake up everyday choosing to do it instead of being absolutely dependent on it, so that's why I'm here.I recently inherited some properties in Wisconsin where I'm from, one with a tenant and one that needs some TLC in order to get rented out, but I would like to acquire some properties in and around Cincy as that is where my practice is and where I will be for the long term.What I would like to do is replace my income with cash-flowing assets.