I foreclosed on my house because it was on the market in Detroit for 2+ years without a bite, serious negative equity, and a bank that refused to short sale, so I left.

If not, then it doesn't matter what you'll mark the price up to because you don't have to worry about negative feelings from them.

However, I have started to wonder if it might be worth my time to offload some of the work.I don't think a property manager is in order yet, I only have 10 apartments.

I just can't see paying someone else to do work that I can do myself.Disclaimer: I only own one 4 unit apartment building (for 15 years or so).

With some owners having past negative experiences with other management companies, I pride myself in being prompt, professional, and always enthusiastic in a business that needs a breath of fresh air!

What you are doing is a great thing and as a newbie, I only wish I had/have someone like you to guide me.

After almost a year after completing the requirements to taking my test, I only used Real Estate Centre's crash course that @Andrew Fingado mentioned and passed on my first attempt.

I only have multi-units in Dundalk right now, but would love to mixed it up with a few single family homes.

Whether they will admit it or not, people who want to interact with you will be negatively affected by a grammatically error filled profile.I'm not saying you should have the world's best write up, I'm just saying that it would be very beneficial if you didn't have any grammatical errors in your profile.

Not my most favorite location, but I only plan on staying there 1 year.