You can take the training for knowledge and don't have to get the lic.Paul

For example, legal expenses, accounting, city licenses or certifications, periodic training/education, gas and mileage to the property, etc.

So there's a train too.

Generally speaking, as long as the tenants are trained in what to do in case of emergency, there's no problem.

Sorry, being there in person is best as far as she has told me, it gets you trained for a future of working with people one on one.

She also has a training program, though I can't vouch for it one way or another.

I say this to encourage you to learn/train how to target more sellers, more owners, and create win-win solutions to give sellers more money for their homes while also making the home really valuable to your future buyers too.We really just scratched the surface but I hope this all makes sense?

I am also in the process of training for my Real Estate Salesperson's License.I am looking forward to meeting other like minded investors and growing together.

I am also in the process of training for my Real Estate Salesperson's License.I am looking forward to meeting other like minded investors and growing together.

I would not call myself a professional but rather always in training