I genuinely appreciate it, and its very encouraging knowing that this community is so helpful.As many of you alluded to I think the best course of action would be for me to be patient and continue to go to school.

Yes, it is very normal for an inspector to encourage you to get an inspection by sometime with more speciality.

In the US, people are being encouraged "find themselves", "strong and independent" lot of anti-family brainwashing from the media to the ---show they call a University now.

Such action may include encouraging and providing assistance to public housing authorities, affordable housing owners, landlords, and recipients of Federal grant funds in minimizing evictions and foreclosures.

Such action may include encouraging and providing assistance to public housing authorities, affordable housing owners, landlords, and recipients of Federal grant funds in minimizing evictions and foreclosures.

It’s a tough time to say the least.However, I would encourage you to consider this experience a masters degree in real estate.

They have been held by folks who did nothing to the property for years and now complicit realtors have encouraged them to price their properties at these "peak values.I'm looking too, but anything I get won't be on the MLS.

The realtor was encouraging me to make an offer and perform an inspection on the exterior and only unit 5.

I would encourage you to not use a local residential property management company either as it’s an entirely different business.

If you have your procedures and tools for advertising, screening, and leasing in place, go for it and I think it does usually work out better if you place your own tenants.If you will be working with a PM, I encourage you to reach out to them and ask what their process will be for onboarding this existing tenant.