If the seller can still choose to be an exclusive listings, but it needs to be entered into the MLS as an exclusive.

And have the electrician drill a large hole, through the outside wall, that is how the wiring enters the room, to a receptacle.

IF I wasn't an Agent and I had to get expense information for a specific area, I would call a few local agents and see if they would be willing to send me MLS sheets of sold properties over the last 6 months that displayed expenses (most MLS services allow you to enter expenses)Most Agents are willing to share information with you as long as you use them for purchases. 

Responses are overwhelmingly positive, you just have to know how to enter the conversation.

I firmly believe this book will help you in your early decision making process and determining how you will enter the RE market as an investor.

Looking into it there's a large development of condo's to be ready for 2023 - with the transport hub to the GTA, upcoming Hurontario LRT, lots of Mississauga growth as well as seeing average SFHs selling for $1m+ - could be potentially a decent return.Condo's, especially new builds, haven't really entered my mind due to the lower CoC/higher HOA fees and not seeing any short term ROI as it's a pre-construction, however the potential appreciation is giving me second thoughts and would like to know if anyone is looking to/has invested in this area, or what your opinion is on the potential growth?

I took my pre-licence real estate course, but I'm hesitant to enter take the state test.

Do you know if I can run that report on my own or do I need the potential renter to enter their information?  

My overall desire has been to enter REI from a position of strength, and once this pandemic hit and so many people lost their income(myself included) it seems to have put my plans on temporary hold. 

Hi BPers, I am a young professional looking to enter real estate investing in Austin, TX.