@Kaias BlancoI will share with you some advice I got when I was about your age… maybe a few years older… I’m now 54… and this advice has served me well through the years; and it sounds so simplistic:   “You are where you are because you choose to be there.”What that means is that the limits as you currently see them are self imposed.  

But i had a title claim in Balt city and they first denied it I went up the food chain still no love.. ( keep in mind I am closing over 15 mil a year in Oregon through them) I had to get my attorney to write a few letters then they caved but it still cost me some attorney fee..  

In both cases, you get to be part of the team and learn from the process, acquiring invaluable practical experience that will serve you well in your future endeavors.These methods allow for learning and growth without needing to risk a substantial amount of one's own capital or the capital of others prematurely.

At one point she even said if the hotel doesn't provide kitchen then I need to pay her $500 just for food for 6 nights.If you were the landlord, what would you do? 

I am real estate investor and agent serving DFW area.

Kind of like going to artist receptions or open houses for free food & booze.If you're really considering hiring a CPA who offers a free consultation, then it's exactly how it's meant work.

to sellers in need will serve you far better over the long-term than focusing on any specific tactic.Good luck!

First things first - you are the client, and your agent serves at your pleasure.

I serve all of Montgomery County and am working on putting market reports out for the different cities every month.

Requiring all occupants aged 18 and older to fill out an application serves as a way to further vet the individuals who will be residing in your property, even if they aren't directly responsible for paying rent.