I realized this evening that as long as I'm looking for work, I may as well look for work that I could learn from and apply to my future real estate investing career.What work/jobs would you suggest I look into?

After reviewing some of the forums and listening to the Podcasts, I realized that BP is a great platform for me to learn about real estate investing from an active community with so much information such as this one.

Another factor and probably the most important factor is having a lender who is able to help you realize your dreams.Most realtors have a lender they work with.

I mean, I realize I want cheap but I don't want too cheap if you catch my drift.

If your unit has any special features they may not notice or realize is there (like a murphy bed that's in the "up" position), you might point that out.If I get multiple qualified tenants, I pick the "most" qualified one.

If you do they may still feel slighted since you're renting it and they want owner occupants.Either way if renting it makes the best financial sense for you then do it within the rules they've imposed even if they would prefer that you didn't.One thing to think about though is that as of right now, if you sell you would realize any equity in the property as a tax free gain since it was your primary residence.

If someone still treats you poorly, rise above it and realize they are lacking something important in their own lives.

But if they realize the discount is not available directly from the site, they'll find that splash page.

Rent is WAY cheaper in Arizona ( I can get a nice, big, 2b2b, near the university for $850/month), haha the process of realizing how much more I will have to pay in Washington is painful.Also, I sent you a PM about your property manager's contact info.

The intention here is not to create a discussion about the quality of the lists and the type of copy, I realize both these require further optimization to generate motivated leads.