I’m starting to get the hang of it and the way I see it, as long as I could cover my exchange cost, my maintenance fee and be able to freely travel were I want to go at the fraction of the price I would be in a great position, however that’s a perfect world, when I figure it out I’ll let you know.

Talk to them, and if they don't allow it, look to hang your license with a broker who does.Property management is tough work and definitely a volume business. 10% of rent isn't very much for one property.

They would stop people from hanging out in the front of the building & hallways.

With the quickpoint tuckpointing gun, tuckpointing is very cheap and easy, most likely easier than hanging and finishing drywall.

This is not a pitch fest but a social educational event.Hang out where high net worth individuals hang out like country clubs, social clubs, high end restaurants, community events and fundraisers.

Spoke to my dad and he said the house just needs to have the holes covered up from where people hang stuff on the walls and that's literally it.

As a franchise owner specific to the investing world, I'm working diligently every day to locate new ways to identify properties to buy, either as wholesale transactions or to possibly flip, occasionally I may hold a rental if it's low-hanging fruit.  

If you're kind of on the fence, tell them that the rent needs to go up however much just for you to hang on.  

As a franchise owner specific to the investing world, I'm working diligently every day to locate new ways to identify properties to buy, either as wholesale transactions or to possibly flip, occasionally I may hold a rental if it's low-hanging fruit.

You might start low on the totem pole but if that's where you already hang your license then I'd consider asking around.