So I have my first rental in sight, I called lenders and both said since it’s a full investment property I have to put down 25%.

A short sale is a normal sale, except that the lender agrees to accept less than the full amount they're owed. 

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Best advice, grab a good full service broker especially on your first transaction. 

I do know that a quit claim deed does not mean full ownership but only certain rights to the property.

Currently work a full time job and saving money to make this transition into being a full time agent less risky.I'm searching to see if there are any top producing agents in my area on Biggerpockets.

We are in a dual agency representation with the real estate agent and she was pretty forthright about how she valued the property - it is basically based on one lot comp in the same town from april, she multiplied that x2 (the lot is a bit over twice the size of the other lot that sold recently) - there have been no sales of land since then and the closest one before that was a full year ago.

Another thought occurred to me though: What if we bought a vacation rental type home and rented it out on the weekends and only lived there during the week for the year (actually only 9 months) that she'll be employed out there, then turn it into a full time vacation rental when we're done (I don't think there's as strong of a long term rental market in the area).

Of the 160 agents recruited, 50 completed the full seven hours of telephoning required.

Most likely I'll just keep it free and clear.No other comment on my BRRSROP(R) full truth acronym?