Once I saw the light at the end of the tunnel I left my job and jumped in head first.

As a matter of fact, last week I put wreaths and colors lights/ icicle lights on my front porch of my investment property.

Guarantee welcome anyone who's willing to pay for training, desk fees, etc but getting your money's worth its a different storyMarketing is marketing but brokers, NAR, CAR, FAR do not make great agents, one makes a great agentYou must have a business plan to succeed in this businessOther than MLS access, NAR contracts, there's no difference between a realtor or just a salesperson, the realtor name is only politics  

Let’s see those Christmas light displays!

So take what I say lightly, but hopefully you find what you are looking for.Alex

Now still you have natural light AND ventilation without the negatives. 

Small multiple office warehouse space is very "light" industrial; good point of entry for the individusl investor as there is usually strong demand from a variety of tensnts with a variety of uses in metropolitan and suburban areas.  

. - I cleaned out the condo (I negotiated a washer/dryer, big cold freezer, computer, and several old books and ornaments which I think all together adds up to about $4,000), installed laminate floors in living room, paid someone to tile the kitchen, I replaced all the fans and lights, installed dishwasher and new microwave, ripped out vanity and installed pedestal sink in downstairs 1/2 bath to give space, and replaced all gold sink and toilet fixtures with brushed nickel.

It truly shed some light into the dark corners of my knowledge.

Good lighting will get better prices and move your units faster.Nice outdoor space can be super cheap and attract more dollars.