Had a blood lab that's been there for 10+ years, also a large pediatric practice, none of the tenants are affiliated with the hospital...BUT,  I'm going to pass on this. 

And yes I verified the overseeing broker with the sign was not the same nor affiliated with the broker who oversees my listing agent.Originally posted by Tim Wieneke:I've had similar issues with brokers who make excellent agents, but when they try to parlay their success as an agent into being a broker - fail miserably.

I have no affiliation with them and have never talked to somebody from the company.

Anyone know a good dealer?

They pay what equates to $800-950 a month per student for 4 bd/2ba at the closest university affiliated apartments and on campus.

In my humble opinion, this property gets the dealer tax treatment, not capital gains tax treatment, and the rental income is ordinary income incidental to ownership.Just how I see it.

I passed both exams on the first shot and am looking to affiliate with a broker right now.

Welcome another lonnie Dealer awesome.Spent 5 year with Clayton homes and spent some time teaching folks the power of cashflow on used mobile homes owner financed notes...typical deal buy for 10K fix for 2K sell for 25-30K with 5K down and carry the balance on a 10 year note at 12%.I describe Mobile home notes like junk bonds you can repair.Awesome and welcome aboard I am very new to this site and hope to learn from you and others.I went to college in Denton

Also now that I think of it, now-a-days Car Dealers DO have you fill out a FULL credit application before hand.

I have no affiliation, just used the site in the past for researching more specifics on state laws & regulations.