My husband and I are moving to Nashville later this year and I am interested in getting my real estate license in Tennessee, via online courses if possible.

Next it should state that any monies collected from the tenant will be applied first to the balance of the tenants unpaid utilities and then to the rent.I am not an attorney and I don't play one on television.

You’ll get a whole bunch of excuses but just point out the contract you covered with them and play it off as “following previous contract set in place”.

Others would be online leads, calling renters to see if they want to buy.

Many disabilities would preclude someone from being in the military and/or a 1st responder position.I won't even pretend to know how something like this would usually play out. 

I just need to transition their mindset over and get them to understand it won’t be 10% cash on cash return every 4 months..... it will be a longer play. 

Off market deal, existing MHP with 25 homes (12 POH) along with 27 RV lots (25 occupied) and a connected RV and boat storage lot with 50 spaces.Obviously not a pure play MHP but the financials are looking pretty compelling so far.Anyone have experience with this type of hybrid arrangement? 

Has anyone taken a RE Agent pre-license course for the state of Florida online?

For the crazy prime areas it's more an appreciation play vs a cash flow play.

Just got my real estate broker license and setting up the foundation to the broker and want to get everything set up properly via necessary online software/programs.