The IRS issued guidance on third party administrators whose sole focus is the ERTC.

Then you must pass a 4 hr test in both Law and Trade.....and for example, when I took my last license exam, the pass rate was only 12%.Then you must be fingerprinted and run through the national database similar to purchasing a firearm.Then....it usually costs $500 dollars for a 2 year license, after you've paid $400 for the test and $500 for the class.

I would get a job in real estate that you have interest or curiosity: property management, appraiser, receptionist/administrative work at a real estate broker, construction/trades.

They are both inclined to share their database of off-market deals with you since it could potentially provide them with a sale. 

But I will give you a resource where you can build your own estimate- Homewyse We have our own database of costs for our primary market, but when doing business outside our market we use Homewyse to get us in the ballpark.

For 3 of my properties in the same neighborhood, my property manager is the HOA administrator too. 

@Michael Dumler I am hoping to graduate in May with a degree in Business administration.

Landlords who increase the rent above the annual rent adjustment maximum and/or more than once every 12 months are subject to administrative penalties up to $25,000.

All you need is a simple database or spreadsheet to track money coming in and money going out so you can send your accountant or CPA your records at the end of the year.The most-important thing you need is a thorough rental (Lease) agreement that protects you for every possible situation.

Account Closed - thank you. it is an Atrium/MedCost healthcare office building complex in NC with 8% returns. i’m leaning less towards them because if is an administrative office and not sure that is pandemic-resilient. also, they are sponsor and broker.