I would personally never go... but I assume many do this them selves.But now that I think about it here in Orygun I think evictions are handled all in one day each week that type of thing and in eviction specific courts.seems like a target rich environment and if it is like I am thinking heck hang out at eviction court a few days a month.. that don't cost nuttin and pick up leads from burnt out landlord syndrome folks.our areas are not as renter dominated in the SFR realm  most evictions probably I would say 90% or so will be from apartments.. so could be a good way to snag a tired multi family owner..

He got that way by setting good goals, writing them down and looking at them regularly.The other day I was having lunch with Mike at his office and I noticed he had a poster board hanging by his desk with pictures and inspirational quotes glued to it.I asked him what the poster was about, and he replied it was a vision board.

I wrote clearly in the lease, "absolutely no modifications or improvements, including hanging pictures, are to be made without prior landlord approval" my trouble is I just have a hard time telling people no

He needs to hang his license with a broker and is being offered employment there.

When you get a license, you'd need to hang it with a brokerage to get access to the MLS.

If I am getting my RE license to aid in my own investments what criteria would be most beneficial to me assuming I am buying large apartment complexes fairly often? would I be looking for a flat fee monthly or commiss...

I just have to go to a couple of them to get the hang of it. 

Then you are expecting someone to buy something from you without the details.Date to purchase by- Which could be used to go around youPrice- Which lets them know how much they can get it from the seller themselves for after your date endsSeller-  Person to contact to make another offer.Solution: Take an online class and spend about $200 to get a license, hang your license with a no cost broker.

Spend some time learning about drywall repair, learn how to do minor electrical and plumbing (like hanging a ceiling fan, or replacing faucets and drains) these will benefit you tremendously even if you end up hiring someone to do these jobs it's gonna be harder for someone to take advantage of you because you understand what is required. 3.

I don't really want to sell because 1) the market is so hot, it would be hard to find anywhere else to live for a reasonable price, and 2) I was hoping to hang onto this property long term as a rental when I move out.