You can have multiple gas meters installed so that each tenant pays their own utility bills.

Conventional loans usually lead to a slower close, and I am hoping to create the ability to work on multiple properties at the same time.In my experience, conventional lending requires the property to be inhabitable at the time of purchase, ie. roof, plumbing, etc.

Just like with any marketing, you need to test what works and what doesn't.

Ken is strictly 100+ units and he does already have a company that owns multiple properties.

I have been told that a good way to do this is to get the tax records for houses bought within the past 6 months or so in the Charlotte area to see who is buying multiple properties.

So I am jumping in feet first.I plan on taking a 60 hour course that teaches the South Carolina test and also fulfill's the 60 hours required as well.I know being a agent is hard job, I can handle stressfull/hard jobs.

If you call they have good customer service and helpful.2nd after you finish your courses go here http://www.dre.ca.gov/ and fill out your application so you can get your test date.3rd after your application is approved go here http://www.retrainersca.com/ these guys have THE BEST study courses for your exam they also have apps for your phone for practice test.Good luck!

YouTube and Google are your best friends when you get stuck.Painting and clean up are the easiest, followed by drywall and tiling (drywall requires a lot of patience due to having to use multiple coats of mud), and then comes plumbing and electrical.Get the right tools for the job - a good cordless drill and saw, trowels, paint brushes, etc. the extra few dollars will save you a lot in trips to the store and lost time.

But I can only test the waters and like you said it's FREE!

@Karen MargraveThank you for responding, I have been to multiple REI Associations meetings, signed up for Meetup and talked with 14 different real estate agents, even went as far as meeting with them face to face.