My concern is  if I switch jobs and then transition into becoming a real estate agent will only hurt my job history if i want to get back to a regular job.I'm at a crossroad where I know where I want to get to, I just don't know what which route to take. 

The one rule I have always stuck to is: you must get at least one month's rent for the deposit, any less and the tenant doesn't have enough skin in the game to prevent them from packing up and leaving in the middle of the night.

Besides, the chances of one of your buyers being willing to pay more than everyone the MLS has exposed it to, is awfully slim.  

Also, the paint in referring to is they painted rooms and walls without written consent.  

So Rick, I think you've got a basic taste of how the system works (or tries to). I

capital structuring: I kind of have an idea of what is inferred but would like to have a bit more infoIt's a little different than a capital stack (which is basically who get's paid in what order and how the funding is allocated)What I was referring to is specifically the way you will structure the financing during different stages of the project.

I ended up with one 39.2 miles away taking about 50 minutes to get to.  I

I feel that was a blessing, because now I have a place to ask the questions I need answers to. I

I am not talking about someone you pay money to, I am talking about someone in your local area who knows the market and is successful in whatever it is that you want to do. 

She pays me enough to cover any likely damages, higher rent as an additional buffer, parental co-sign, AND pay the people she owes money to. is it legal in your area to chare 2.5X deposit, in MD i think its only 1.5X