On a practical level its, wrapping up cycles of action, completing projectd before starting something new, closing open loops.

I've been a periodic visitor over the years and decided it's finally time to introduce myself.I'm currently a senior in college in the DC area, and I'll be starting work in NYC this summer (assuming I graduate...).

Hopefully I will pull off a few of those in my career :)This 6-plex has very good "eye appeal" for the area and is 1 block from the college in town so it has a very good location.

From RealPage 10-K page 14, they say "The principal competitive factors in our industry include total cost of ownership, level of integration with property management systems, ease of implementation, product functionality and scope, performance, security, scalability and reliability of service, brand and reputation, sales and marketing capabilities and financial resources of the provider.

What I find somewhat amazing about the current shows is the level of profit that they are willing to accept - given the unknown costs that are there/could be there.

They are at a lower middle income or low income level and there is not much difference between them as anyone else in the same renatal price range.

While I have been involved in real estate since 2009 when I acquired my 1st investment property back in college, I still consider myself fairly new to real estate world as I am still learning so much.

These college campuses are only expanding and REITs and buying up land near schools as well.

I'm a soon-to-be college graduate from FSU with degrees in both Creative Writing and Classics (as my father puts it, "Pretty Words and Plato"), and I currently own my own web design/marketing company.

I can look up an agents ID and see what their sales activity is in the MLS as either buying or selling agents, and recently spoke to a buyers agent who offered assurance about doing the listing work, but the experience level didn't look so strong.