My hope is to have MLS access in different states as NJ & OH what I'm still not sure if its possible. it would be just to analyze comps in those statesWhen I took my 75 hs course, the trainer told us we were crazy to go with the big ones referring as sharks to learn the trade.talking with a successful real state agent friend she suggested the big companies are the best if I have the chance to be part of a team.After some meetings these are the 3 options I'm considering;I had a great interview in a boutique office with a broker who I really like and respect (6/7 persons office) She does investment with foreigners and know about investingI went to a career night in Keller Williams, where the trainer fell short in selling me into it, but the REIANYC leader who I really respect, told me she loves it and its a great company.Many people talk wonders about EXP, my only concern is as new in the field, I'm not sure if the on line platform would be enough to learn the trade and make it work, it seems it works wonders for experienced people. and also their presence in NYC market is not that big yet. what I'm not sure how would work for me.Any tips or ideas experienced agents?

Many, many, many people i know fell into the "your property went up in price", sold their homes with $100k assessments for $250's.

By 2012 the average price fell to approximately $70/SqFt.Next let’s look at the rent these properties generated during this time period.

Job transfer fell through so we decided to rent out the house (we never lived there).

I don't know the exact number but most of the country has filed for either bankruptcy or are in foreclosure, hence the reason we had so many REO's on the market and this is something that happen 5 years ago which was one year or so after the bottom fell out.

Step Three: Plot out where your property or it's comparison fell annually in regards to the national average.

The house had been on the market a long time with several price reductions went SP then fell through. 

Bhanu,Converting it in one fell swoop I believe would give you a fairly large tax burden correct?

Sitting on the toilet last week, the husband noticed the base tile next to the shower seemed loose...he kicked at it and it fell to the floor along with some drywall.

Your budget for the space seems reasonable but before you decide to move forward, I would visit the building department website and review what would be required through the process you may even want to have a brief conversation with the building inspectors office to determine if they can perform a pre-sale inspection for you or if they already have done this on the other deals that fell through.