The classes you take to become an agent pertain primarily to license law, not real estate.

I value my license too much to risk being associated with that kind of thing.The best way to sell any residential property for the most money remains putting it on the MLS with a strong agent representing the property.  

We just use the AAR purchase contract, since my wife is licensed.

That said I only use my licenses for our own investing/business.

I am also in real estate school anticipating getting my license at the end of November. 

YOU need to set up protocol with your PM.. they won't move any faster than what you set as a deadline,, no reason not to advertise while occupied with proper notice.Get in assess the current condition as soon as you get the vacancy notice so your prepared to know what's needed to turn the House.. 

That said I only use my licenses for our own investing/business. 

Your Animal agreement should cover licensing, vaccinations, a photo of the pet, flea control, instructions on waste disposal and an inspection schedule. 

Hello everyone I am planning on becoming a home inspector in the state of georgia. doing research I have recently learned there is no license requirement or registration for my state.

I plan to have an inspection done and have several GC's come bid on the job after I have a property under contract but I'm stuck on how I'm going to properly analyze a deal before then in order to make an offer without knowing a realistic rehab budget.I know once I do a few deals I'll learn the associated rehab costs pretty quickly and have a much better understanding but how would you suggest I proceed on my first deal or two?