Bakc to school again this time for a broker lic.Then(very important part)with the money saved and some knowledge hard learned I started to buy property.Unlike alot of investors if I could not turn a property in 30 days I did not buy it.I also continued working with clients(mostly banks and other investors) servicing and maintaining properties,listing them ect...all the time learing and staying one step ahead of the market.I have turned over 50 properties at this point.And made my clients (investors and banks)money.

It would be nice to buy in to a program that already has a strong user base, but this isn't necessary so long as the developers are actively maintaining the product.- Non-proprietary data storage.

tenants responsibility is to pay rent and maintain the property.

reg=cny> 11/2005 - 11/2006 private sector count rose 3,200 jobs (1.2%) to 271,600 jobs(the highest since 2000)> Unemployment rate in Nov 2006 (4.1%) down from 4.6% in November 2005> job growth concentrated in educational and health services (+1300), natural resources, mining and construction (+900), leisure and hospitality (+700), professional and business services (+500), financial activities (+200).

I would stay away from the franchise carpet cleaners as they often cut corners to maintain their profit margins.

Maintain their property until their house is sold or returned to the lender via a negotiated deed in lieu of foreclosure.For qualified homeowners, these state funds may be used in addition to any other transition assistance that the homeowner may receive by participating in the Federal Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) program or in any other pre-offer short sale program.To learn more about the Transition Assistance Program's guidelines, and how your clients may qualify, please visit that program's website at http://keepyourhomecalifornia.org.

Getting started in REI is a very exciting idea for me and I'd like to get started as soon as I can, but you're right about maintaining my contributions.

One was the fact that I have been concentrating on high end homes that take much longer to complete and sale and two is timing, I had a few that closed towards the end of 2012 and am holding 6 projects currently, some of which I expected to be out of by years end but that has not happened.I will point out that quantity of flips is much less important than quality.

I find it unbelievable that some of the posts above do not seem to think that a PM company has to actually maintain a property. 

@Bill Gulley I agree with you, but as mentioned you almost have to take into account that she will need to support her fiance and when you add utilities, cost of food, costs for maintaining those pets, gas, car insurance, etc., it does add up very quickly.