if you're doing this full time, you'd do well to invest in the full version of Lexis/Nexus at about $5,000/year.

The free version lets you use it for up to 75 rentals but does not include online payments.

Plus the kindle version is only a few bucks right now. 

those are standard agreements that you could use a go by to develop and tighten rules for your own version. 

See updated version. 

I also gathered, by talking to other people since then, that the version of the exam you get may vary in difficulty, so if you don't pass this time then don't let it discourage you too much.

Lending requires a bit more investigation and compliance with laws, both local and federal.land banking (investing in raw land) requires some very good due diligence into the market and into each potential purchase, then has negative cash flow so your exit strategy must be well planned out and this is more of a speculation play.You should be adding to tax deferred/tax free growth accounts like an IRA, solo 401k or ROTH versions of either.

The last I heard, these were signs from the new version of Nouveau Riche (I forget their new corporate name).

What OS and browser/version are you using?

I've played around with freee versions of 'SPOTR' and 'Real Estate Calculator'(for IPhone/iOS users) a little bit and they seem to be pretty decent at calculating/providing the basic information for an initial overview or evaluation, but for in depth analysis I seem to inevitably revert back to the Excel spreadsheet.