I looked at the FC docket, and the law firm had reopened the foreclosure, and was trying to vacate the judgment.

Currently own a small (very small) Consulting Firm (estimating & project management) and work for an international commercial real estate company.Blah, blah, blah…Our experience in real estate investing began with our current home.

If they say 215 I say to the seller, "If you're comfortable with a number around 200, maybe a little more, we can take a closer look and firm up an offer."

Above anything else, "doing the right thing, is always the right thing" (garyvee quote), so know the laws, keep the place maintained, be respectful but firm ect.

As a firm, being licensed in key states is important to sustainability of business and in some cases we outsource loans in states we can't touch.

You can deliver coffee and treats to law firms.

If it’s a multi member LLC, then you firm have to file a partnership tax return to generate K-1s. 

If you look at using a cold calling center or firm to do hiring/employment/onboarding for you then it may be a bit more closer to the $6 an hour price.

They just signed a 12-month lease and some terms state you owe the management firm all their fees even if terminated. 

Tell the truth.I think you should get your license and go work for a firm that specializes in Multifamily.