You will leave AN impression.But what I ALSO do before I mark my territory all over...I take my shoes off.

I am also in your shoes as well except from the perspective of a college student with a little more time spent researching.For funding your deals, it will be quite challenging given how young you are and I am assuming no credit history from your post and age.

Hey @Nicole Keller have you thought about making a website that showcases some potential proprieties? 

Thoughts please  Put yourself in the agent's shoes- The agent makes no $ until you close a deal.  

You have to mentally accept, if you go this route, if you want a deal, you are likely looking at renovating.If I were in your shoes, I'd take myself mentally out of the equation, and look at the numbers-- where can I buy a house, or a multi-family house and make the most?    

If I were in your shoes, I would sell them as soon as the bank allows, to pull out the profits and reinvest.

They have to walk a day in our shoes and the laws would change quickly.With that being said you have to adapt and change as the laws do to be successful and I am confident the successful landlords will find other ways to scrutinize the process and make it harder for folks to be approved. 

If I was in your shoes, I will check the case status with clerk of court. 

I would really appreciate some helpful and personal advise that you guys did while you were in my shoe.

Hello, I am in the same shoe as you were.