Besides, title companies don't want title search orders, they want closings.Great advice Tom.. my Daddys attorney in circa about 1969 before I was old enough to get a RE license but was around real estate all the time ( my dad drug me to his meetings with him and many were with his attorney)  he said son you want to make it and get ahead of the pack you Learn the court house.. now in this context this means going in and going through the old books and recorded plats etc. in todays age it simply means understanding all the on line tools and what it all means.. this is where the money is made. 

Our buildings are both about the same age, style and condition. 

I started working right around your age.  

I don't know if you can put up how many people can live in the property but you can make it known that any person over the age of 18 or 19 will automatically be placed as a listed tenant on the lease.

The more experience you have in the age of properties, and the things that might be issues- probably the faster you can close a deal comfortable on your side as the buyer. 

If I am feeling anti-social, I look for a few things to get myself warmed up: someone who appears to have a similar personality to me, someone who looks new, or someone who looks more uncomfortable than I am.

This may be the toughest thing to do with people our age because there is so much peer pressure in college to go out and drink, eat, and "other things."

I haven't updated mine for ages.

I have a small home, about 900 sq. ft. that I rent to a man and woman and their two boys, ages 10 and 14. 

As I near retirement age in the next few years, I would like to consider converting my rentals to notes as well.