Typically purchase starts with looking at 1000 properties online, doing further research and number crunching on 100.

I have a few redemptions under my belt in Indiana thru Zeus online but Im a total neophyte.

I had an extremely horrific experience with a condo I owned that was managed by CAMCO management (google to see my review) and therefore, steer clear of any complexes managed by them or anyone affiliated (I recently heard the owner of CAMCO passed away and his daughter opened a new company.)

Tomorrow (Thursday, Oct. 21) the Real Estate Study Meetup for Millennials is pausing their usual weekly online  meeting to attend the Northern VA Open Networking event at Ono Brewing Company in Chantilly.

Now, I'm looking for a good and detailed online course that teaches me everything I need to know.

Also suggest she moves to an online payment like zelle or paypal where you can request money by a due date to gently remind her and then send ongoing late fee requests to for the late fee as it builds so you don't have to feel you are walking on egg shells.

I understand the competition is hot in Florida and multi families are priced really high right now.I check the online sites regularly and find duplexes listed for ~200k but they're usually already remodeled, so I assume there's a deal or two somewhere..I should add that I'll be using FHA financing so maybe fixer duplex is the wrong description, dated perhaps, so I could still use the FHA loan if that makes sense.

Their website, communication, and online portals are usually garbage, and when I have 40 documents to submit each closing, it drives me up a wall to send 100 emails back and forth.

I understand the competition is hot in Florida and multi families are priced really high right now.I check the online sites regularly and find duplexes listed for ~200k but they're usually already remodeled, so I assume there's a deal or two somewhere..I should add that I'll be using FHA financing so maybe fixer duplex is the wrong description, dated perhaps, so I could still use the FHA loan if that makes sense.

., capital gains are counted as ordinary income 😭) that you could broaden the field significantly if you'd be willing to consider them and forego face-to-face sit-downs, but that's up to you of course.Looking online for the continuing education track, it looks like the acronym is CPE (continuing professional education) and the "Rhode Island Board of Accountancy accepts courses from providers that are members of NASBA's National Registry of CPE Sponsors and the Quality Assurance Service".