I have consumed a lot of training and education over the last several months, to the point where I finally was able to really find the area I felt most passionate about, and that hopefully will help me realize my long term goals. 

Address on driver's license should also be currentThe applicant's consumer credit report shows addresses applicant did not list on application - This could mean they were asked to leave by these landlords (voluntarily or by forced eviction)"I've just gone through a difficult break-up and you are going to find a few problems on my credit report.

Im not sure if that sounds too harsh, as most on the commission are actually pretty nice people...its just in Maryland the MREC's main goal is to protect the consumer....so with that protection comes a lot of scrutiny from the commission.It is mostly a moot point anyways though, as you will find it incredibly hard to find a broker who will let you engage in wholesaling.

It can be time consuming to publish to all these when you have a vacancy (figure about 30 minutes each posting descriptions, pictures, etc) or ideally your property management software will let you put the info in once and publish to them all with one click.

Originally posted by @Michael Rutkowski:If you want someone else to clean, you will have much slimmer margins for example..You shouldn't... you should be charging a cleaning fee to begin with, I agree with your mindset of understanding it's a business, and because of that the costs of business are passed on to the consumer.

I have read the statute and added the verbage from the CO Board of Realtors Foreclosure contract to my purchase agreement to be compliant with offering to purchase a home in pre foreclosure (Notice of Default has been...

3.625 here at consumer direct. 1k in closing costs and I had to pay appraisal

Also, it is pretty time consuming.

I wish there were websites like BP back then to motivate me to actually go out and see what real life REI is about, instead of consuming myself with books, magazines, and REI guru materials to "expand" my knowledge.

To all my fellow Wisconsin landlords (or future landlords like myself):I don't remember how I came across this article, but apparently the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection creates the guidelines for the Landlord-Tenant relationship.