Maker sure you have Grandma's attorney draft the loan docs and deed of trust (or mortgage if a mortgage state).You can certainly get a conventional loan on a home that may be outdated but so long as it has a functional and working kitchen and functional heater, and no other major issues like foundation problems, asbestos, lead, etc, then you have a home that can be financed.

I've had good experience with both Jim Barry and Shannon Aldrich on pre-licensing education in NH...... just remember the bulk of the exam is on the RSA's/rules that govern how Realtors can function and less about how to be a good/successful Realtor.I chose Keller Williams because:1) Investor- friendly culture2) Don't have to do uptime3) You can have your own brand under the KW name4) Profit share (you get a passive income source via % of agent's commissions that you bring into KW)5) We can 'cap' whereby we keep 100% of our commission6) Really good trainingHappy to share my experience, Tucker!

I see a lot of the same questions and the search function apparently doesn’t get used much. 

I considered an MBA, as I would have that paid for as well, but one of my master's is in engineering management and I took several MBA classes as electives, so functionally it wasn't really different.I concur with several comments to wait a few years.

Interest rates are relatively low at 10.25% and we have a strong and functioning judiciary.

I use a management company but trying to import that information from Buildum into Stessa to create a fully functioning overview of all aspects of each property and portfolio.

Their major function is to provide short term (in and out) funding.

While the site function is very different the overall framework is similar with numerous large buildings on a large tract with multiple companies leasing storage and delivering from the same location.

Affordable, functional, clean housing will always be in demand. 

Basically, we plan to turn the toilet toward a more functional direction.