They consider them disposable rather than fixing/maintaining them most of the time.  

I am not entirely sure how much the NY exam differs from the NJ salesperson exam, but would appreciate any insight on best way to prepare and study having not actually sat through the NY class. 

I’m stuck between choosing where to live while maintaining my same job in Austin, Tx.

Now, that 4/2 is a bunch of extra space that a single person does not need, it's just extra crap to clean/maintain/etc.

I also look at a "sensitivity study" on my assumptions. 

I have been studying the market for 7 months to start our turnkey company in Houston as well. 

The Property Manager had not been maintaining the property.

Whatever you do, maintain separate bank accounts for the business and set aside reserves for repairs and updates.

Similarly, you can find businesses on Yelp and Google that don't give (advertising) business to Yelp and Google.But if we want to balance out the force, sure, here's Darth Vader's mortgage broker directory (which also lists folks who do not send business to the parent-lender that sponsors the particular directory in question):https://www.rocketmortgage.com...If you know of something like that, that knows broker from banker (in California and some other states, that's concurrently also the difference between a fiduciary and a salesperson), that isn't run/maintained/etc by a major national wholesale lender, I'll happily plug that instead when this comes up in the future.

Here is an overview of the deal….100K View of THE DEAL:We own a multi-family lot valued at ~$45K We’ve completed a tri-plex design and current day construction cost is ~$373KI’ve studied and am comfortable with the economic outlook of the market we’re investing (e.g., population YoY growth, unemployment, median income growth, business anchors, etc.)