I am a recent graduate from Binghamton University and an Officer Candidate in the United States Marine Corps.

Hey Everyone,I am thinking about providing a virtual property management assistant services.

The departing tenant is a University professor (meaning PhD educated. . .) who always paid his rent on time, owns his own place in SoCal, genuinely nice guy and was super well qualified as a tenant. 

@Dan SimpsonMaking sure that the tenant buyer gets the mortgage within three years is not an easy featThese are my steps that are used to be able to get the tenant buyer properly funded with a  mortgageNumber one I prequalify the tenant buyer on a 1003 universal mortgage applicationI'm looking for 43% of debt to earnings ratioThen when I do is I have but tenant buyer prospect  go to FTC.gov and type in free credit reportI have them hand me the report to look at and then I have them email that report to my credit improvement company in TexasThis is not a credit repair company that just contests negative marks like Lexington LawThe person that runs the company has a huge amount of underwriting experience with FHA and conventional mortgagesThey will charge $50 to look over the report and spent 30 minutes with them on a plan to improve their situation and get financedIf they want to hire that company, it will cost $200 to set up and $100 a month over 4 to 6 monthsNow in cheap markets for the houses are 50,000 to $100,000 in ARV, that might sound like a lot of moneyIn markets 200,000 to 1,000,000 that's a cheap cost to get qualified help in mortgage approvalI think most mortgage brokers will not spend a lot of time with people who need rehabilitation in their credit reportsHaving a credit improvement specialist give an honest opinion upfront that is not doing the mortgage origination but has eight or nine years experience in mortgage origination I think is a valuable first step for the tenant buyer prospect

If you have a large college or university you might consider a student housing property as an example.

Mortgage all paid up, its freehold, very hot area for university students.

I highly recommend Frank and Dave's (Mobile Home University) site and class.   

Hi,A little background about myself:- Graduated from Vanderbilt University, class of 2013.

Regardless of the various laws regarding real estate licensing, the one thing that is pretty universal is that you don't need a license to manage property you own.

I've never found a site with such a broad depth of topics and genuinely nice people willing to help each other out.A little bit about me: I am originally from Kingston, NY and I recently graduated from Quinnipiac University in May.