@JacobI'd recommend finding another (more consistent) manner to increase your earnings.First of all, the $500 class only qualifies you to apply to your state (application usually another $70 or so, with background check) to take the state exam (usually another $50 or so).  

And yes, I am aware of all the altruistic arguments that can be given to underwater owners to make them THINK you might be trying to help them out.I have read dozens of threads from those who know exactly what to say to those poor folk, if only they could find enough of them to practice their best lines on.Here is another one of them.

Strong and consistent marketing is a must.

While alot of Realtor hate the practice, I put in multiple bids to take the property off market, then have an inspection as well as a financial out if my due diligence does not meet my expectations or I negotiate a better deal on the other property. 

Thanks :) Mission StatementMy mission is to create a portfolio of cash flowing single & multi-family properties while conducting my business practices in a manner worthy of the Lord Jesus Christ.There is no industry outside the kingdom of God.

From 1985-2009, I practiced law in SC before moving to Miami, FL.  

My duplex rental is on it's 3rd lease of tenants and so far I haven't had that gap, but it has come to my attention that if you continue to practice your business this way eventually you'll create a problem where the current tenants overstay their lease or you don't have time to adequately clean and repair your unit between renters.   

Now with that being said ( OWNER FINANCE  ) is truly setting up a win - win situation for both parties.Just my two cents AlexBare with my rambling.I know there might be true rent to own but show me on consistent basis  where this works. 

While he started his eviction-only practice in Silicon Valley, I think he might have an arm up your way now. 

Hello everyone,I've put together an extensive direct mail marketing campaign that will consist of at least 5 mailings over the next couple months.