Hello All,I'm new to bigger pockets and have mainly just been reading through other topics on here- but I finally decided to post.I'm a younger individual looking to get into the Real Estate game, I'm currently working on obtaining my Real Estate License and will be looking for an office to sponsor me shortly.

All you have to do as a licensed agent is DISCLOSE to a motivated seller that you are licensed, but acting on your own behalf as an individual buyer of investment properties.  

However, I think the water and gas (heating) is different for each individual property.Unless there is some sort of law or regulation that requires the owners to pay (which exists in the States in some locations) utilities, you should be able to negotiate that in your lease.Good luck!  

I work with several local/regional banks because each has a different tolerance for different deals and it changes from time to time based on that banks individual portfolio.  

I had to search deep inside my core as an individual as to why I was getting involved in RE.

Don't call each insurance company individually (State Farm, Farmers, Nationwide, etc.), just call a few brokers and let them shop it for you. 

So after a lot of research and meeting with other individuals who have been investing.

Well, today I was looking into referenceusa at my library and noticed they scour for email addresses for an extra charge(per individual user, not library, I believe), so I may try that.

must be something in the air waves.as for PMingthere is a legal counsel contact for every one of my clients as they are organizations; as for me i dont 'call my lawyer' i am an individual sole proprietor and so far, always pro se. litigious america, gotta luv it, eh?

They also give an option to have a separate site for each individual property.