The prior law only applied to new leases and not renewals and only if there is a child of 6 years and younger.

@Ryan American Military University (a offshoot of American Public University System) offers an associates degree in real estate studies (more geared toward being an agent, but not too bad).

I used Vacant Express recently for a recent fix and flip, although I bought it through American Family Insurance. 

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I've had clients negotiate $20k off the selling price, and I only charged them $10k for the deleading, so it can actually work in your favor for it not to have been done yet.You also cannot rent to someone with a child under 6 unless you have a lead certificate on file with the state.

They want a story about a soaring American dream and not a slog through a swamp of filth and blood and sweat to take a few steps up.The big lie in this property class is always that it can scale, that you're going to find an endless supply of at least minimally competent people to handle your property problems and make you rich while you sit back and count your ever-growing pile of money because you're brighter than the folks down in the mud.

Don't let that scare you though, I've had clients negotiate $20k off the selling price, and I only charged them $10k for the deleading, so it can actually work in your favor for it not to have been done yet.You also cannot rent to someone with a child under 6 unless you have a lead certificate on file with the state.

Read American Icon this year and it was an amazing read!

Hello all, I am an American citizen living overseas who is looking to invest in rental income properties in Charlotte, North Carolina.I was wondering if it's overwhelmingly difficult to apply for a mortgage with foreign-earned income?

The goal would be to build FI through REI and allow my wife(works in advertising) and I (civil engineer) to spend as much time as we want with our child(ren).