My day job is computer hardware and software and I know there are sales folks who pull down multiple hundreds of K a year.

IT sucks to spend that much cash on a repair but when you have tenants occupying sometimes there is not enough time to get multiple bids on the work.

I have always thought of myself as entrepreneurial, starting multiple businesses during college and after college an indoor tennis complex and fitness center.

Short-term, I'm trying to find a strategy that will help me acquire multiple properties relatively quickly so they can start working for us asap!

I would like to make the transition to becoming a real estate agent however I want to make sure I do it the right way.My plan is to take real estate classes, pass the test, get sponsorship by a broker and receive my license.

An experienced agent will have a much better chance of success, especially if there are multiple mtg.s, liens, etc.

I've been told by multiple agents the lack of central A/C and heat excludes some companies as well.

It's free and posts your listing on multiple sites.

(AND by amounts that are MULTIPLES of inflation plus population growth) It is now the largest it has ever been in state history.

However, when we lock into a deal, it is solid and has multiple exit strategies.That is my long way of saying I don't see a good deal to be made with this property.