I have been to other sites that give you a teaser to test and then close you down for $$$.

I have the credit, but don't have the money and it feels like I'm missing out.I utilized AP exams to test out of 60 credits towards the degree.

We're both very excited about this.For the last couple of weeks I've been re-reading flip/rehab books I've bought in the past and studying REI forums intensely.

Here is a test formula I have read about:Rents received (Schedule E)- Rental expenses (Schedule E)- total principal and interest mortgage payments (12 x monthly payment) - total basis (cost) of all improvements and replacements added that year (Form 4562) = true cash flow

I am going to be taking the test to become a licensed agent in Washington state here soon (4 clock hours left).I was wondering if anyone had good suggestions on books that I could use to study for the exam.

I'm sure you know the adage: there are 3 sides to a story the 2 opposing views, and the truth.It's my nature to read a lot of stuff, formulate my own hypotheses, and to test them.

NO, it just means they went to school, passed their state & federal test, attemd continuing education, supposed to obide by the "code of ethics" & are monitored by different organizarions.

I've figured out that with some fathers, the negative attitude is really a test to see if you can hack it.

Keep in mind that the Craigslist system has a method of filtering with phone tests.

I've not tested the sprinkler system, but will as soon as we close.