I did however order 500 very plain and simple business cards through Vista Print for only $10.

They have some quirky fees, so read the fine print (the entire management contract) before you sign up, as is the case with any company though.

> People responded really well to picture instructions, and I feel it fitting that pictures show you how to post… pictures :) Step 1: Get your picture Open up your spreadsheet and find your print-screen (or “Prnt Scrn” for those keyboards that are vowel impaired like mine) button on your keyboard.

At the end of the year I just print the tax package it prepares for my CPA.Will probably hire a book keeper soon though as with more properties comes more work on my end.

I've seen this clause, and the offer hit the trash even before I got to the POF printed off the internet.

Real Estate Express, pre-license 63 hour course, chapter 5, pg 10: "Escrow Accounts Deposited"The area I can't understand is the bold and underlined.If there is more than one broker, then a broker licensee must be designated as the signatory.

Print it, study it, highlight it.

However there are other zoning requirements in the fine print that you also need to vetify: DU density, setbacks, lot coverage, parking requirements, height restrictions, etc.

Make sure you read the fine print.

You took some bold steps and have a great start.