I had a passion for real estate for quite sometime now but it was until i went into being a short-term rental agent and making sales of $12,222 from April to date that i saw that there is actually quite a huge demand for short term rental here in Tanzania and i can decide to not just be an agent but rather work myself up to becoming a real estate investor and get my own properties.That 12k, though in humble beginnings showed my that there's something here.

My sister and I co-own a rental property, with each of us holding a 50-50 share.

Hi All,I am new to this forum and looking for some help with this issue that i have with my condo that is rented out.

We'd need to pull permits to submeter the property, for example, and my understanding is it'd likely be denied due to not currently being to code.Has anyone ever dealt with this before?

I have recently been blessed with some opportunities from my wholesaling business I have started.

And they will help you set goals and objectives.That may not be the answer you were looking for, but it transformed my life, and helped me get into real estate investing full time. 

Sorry for the vague nature of my post. 

Since August 17th, in my area (Northern NJ), I have not shown a home that was not giving between 2 and 2.5 percent buyer compensation.

I would avoid, suffered huge losses due to 6+ month vacancies between tenants and very expensive turn repairs (~4k after only 1 year).I will update this post if my experience changes for the better 

My thinking is that if I remove them completely it might bring back a little more curb appeal to the property and make it more inviting to potential renters.