I imagine it is fairly similar to HUD. 

So there should be no such thing as "forcing you into an office" since this might make you an employee vs. an independent contractor - something that most RE brokerages are not interested in doing as it will be fairly costly to them.b) Speak to as many brokers as you can because they are all set-up differently: Some brokers impose high monthly fees because they carry a national brand name, but may have other benefits to offer you such as good lead generations and strong brand recognition.

Everything seemed fairly organized.

I used to live fairly close to old bridge in North Brunswick.  

I do a fair amount of flips on Hawaii but not anything for cash flow purposes.

I’ve been working for the USPS as a mail processing clerk for the past three years - I handle and organize letters and packages (via methods of machine sorting and hand sorting) for the carrier routes the next morning.Overall, the post office has treated me well, putting fairly decent checks in my pocket with some pretty sweet benefits to go along with them.

Fairly new investor here with one duplex, and months of research under my belt.  

 $110k purchase price, making $250 a month.All going fairly well.  

Our company does fairly thorough inspections but we still are not as invasive or thorough as an certified home inspection.Lastly, plan for the worst.

So, here's what rentometer says:I find rentometer to be fairly accurate plus or minus a hundred bucks or so.