They are scheduled to close on Monday (FHA) and yesterday the lender ran the CAIVRS report and they are on there.

I am a recent college grad and now a new realtor (full time) and also am an actor, so I do not have a W2 - from what I have heard not having a full time job for 2 years results in difficulty finding any loan.

Here are the reasons why:1 - A large company will treat a small job as a fill in, and will schedule it accordingly2 - A small company won't be able to handle a large job.OK, two more things, and please don't feel the need to get defensive...this is a very common hurdle for almost every REI. 

Also, once you get in the swing with the company it doesn't really matter as they pay out on the same schedule.  

Follow a schedule.

My college buddy helped educate me on this opportunity and made it clear how it is a win-win for myself!

I'd like to go to the local community college and brush up on plumbing, electrical,etc. so I can do that preventative maintenance when tenants are turning (that means on my watch lol). 

Can be as simple as a hello, expressing interest in a message about a market, and seeing if that person has 15-20 minutes on a scheduled call.

@Alyssa Mccourt Depends on the buyer or investor.If you are planning medium to major value-add renovations and rent bumps, AND the property is smaller in size, under 4-5 units, then taking an empty property can vastly speed up your renovation schedule.

COVID hit shortly after, and I’ve delayed placing any tenants.This will be my very first property purchase, scheduled to close in early November, 2019.