How much is your property going to appreciate if land is cheap and in high supply, labor is fairly cheap and regulation/zoning is nearly non existent?

I am a fairly new real estate agent who is still learning the ropes.

audible seems like you're best bet but its fairly expensive in my opinion for getting only one book a month. 

BTW, fairly new to BP, how do i find your previous posts? 

This will get you involved while also providing a fairly consistent income.

There is a cleanout (pvc) fairly close to where the pipe exits the basement.There are no tree roots from here to the street.

That is the anonymity of the interweb.Additionally on this forum you are dealing with a lot of people that have developed leather tough skin from repeatedly having to deal with a hole tenants.

A few of the units around me dropped their prices, but even then they wound up renting to people that I rejected due to any number of reasons, so the season has definitely thinned the pool of good prospects.My units show well and are all updated, but I have fairly high criteria (650+ credit, non smoker, 3x rent) so it may also be a factor.

I'm usually fairly conservative, especially for SFHs on these items.

That can be done fairly quickly depending on when your aunt died.