Getting started as a real estate agent in the Greater Seattle Area in Q1 and setting the goal to begin investing in the commercial realm in the beginning of Q3 with a focus on mobile home parks and self-storage. 

A fresh contract would be I dunno, two hours of billable time?

The more boxes it checks (private bathrooms, storage, yard), the more you can charge, but the more you'll pay too.

My 3 goals are to purchase another house, pay off at least 1 credit card and to sell off unneeded equipment and organize storage areas I have.

@Russell Gronsky if you can get it fresh (30 days) I would definitely consider coming off and relisting.

Obviously I'm still fresh in the game, so I'm considering all my options in terms of investing, but I had a question for all you reading:If you had to give a one-sentence piece of advice about REI, what would it be?

We have a very very limited budget and we need a contractor to do basic repairs and a fresh coat of paint so we can get tenants in the home by 2/1.

I really like the idea of putting that $27k towards the principal of my heloc to try to pay it off to start fresh again with $100k.

Today I heard one of my coworkers talking about how he’s paying to store some of his belongings in a self-storage unit.

If they are willing to get the tenants out, that means all the hard work is done for you and you can start fresh.