Take the course (in person or online if its offered) and then practice the end of chapter tests until your eyes bleed. 

Although I'm not yet ready to buy, I've been keeping an eye on some listings and it seems like multifamily units in Tulsa move FAST. 

If a dual agency is going to be established, it needs to be disclosed to all parties involved, and each party would need to agree in writing to the new relationship, and limitations that come with it.When you are dealing with a Realtor of integrity, none of these situations present issues. 

If there is a bank loan involved then no. 

Although I'm not yet ready to buy, I've been keeping an eye on some listings and it seems like multifamily units in Tulsa move FAST.

If you are looking at the Bronx as a long term strategy keep an eye on the area on the Grand Concourse from 138-161 the closer to the trains the better, there isn't a ton of inventory there but that general area should see quite a bit of development and REI interest in the coming years.

I'm happy to be part of this community and I hope this will be a great learning experience for everyone involved! 

I think you’d all agree it goes without saying that there is some time and work involved.

I'm aware that "re-training" (as @Brandon Turner would say) will be part of the work involved in getting this property churning at full efficiency, however I think I have more important decisions to make (see below). 

This is our first time doing this so it’s learning curve involved for us.