I prefer class B properties which usually require clean deals. 

Just found this webpage today while searching for simple branding pages.https://wiselike.com/Looks like an easy way to establish yourself as a professional in an area.

But the past couple of years whenever I go in to access repairs, I've noticed they are not clean people.

Initially our goal this year was to eliminate the last of our liability debts, establish an income (to count towards our bank credit) and save up for another down.

I would probably get the carpets cleaned if they look bad.

I recieved a judgement for 1400$ due march 31st and tenant leaves in 7 days or gets evicted with the verbal agreement she would sign a payment plan and leave the unit clean for giving her extra time as she had no where to go.

A list of approved establishments can be found on the Department’s website; (this educational requirement is in addition to the 45 hour sales pre-licensing classroom hours)Upon successfully passing the examination, candidates must submit the following...Real estate salespersons and brokers both fall under the purview/regulation of the RI Department of Business Regulation ("DBR"): http://www.dbr.state.ri.us/divisions/commlicensing...As a practical matter, I would strongly recommend taking the first option, being a salesperson for two years before applying to become a broker.

Well, the towel looks clean, lol

It wasn't with real estate at first, it was with a small cleaning business I started.

Lawn, bark dust, trim shrubs, wash windows.Paint interior.New flooring.Do heavy cleaning to tub, sinks, faucets and appliances early to evaluate whether they need to be replaced.Other cleaning, repairs, and replacements.Install smoke detectors & CO2 detectorsPrior to placing ads, the following needs to be decided/ready: estimated unit availability date, how to handle utilities, market rent amount, deposit amount, any updates to application, policies, or screening process.