You must have studied hard and worked even harder!

If you want banks to lend to you, you need to prove to them you have income to cover your debts.

If I were the tenant I would not pay your late fee and I'd gladly take you to court to prove the principal of it if you tried to push the issue with me.  

Gotta keep doing my research and studying it can be fun

Complaints of new roommates coming in "out of nowhere" (it makes sense because the owner has to rent the room), people smoking pot (good luck proving who make the living room couch smell like weed and *just* evicting them), and just a ton of complaints.  

Would love to find out about what you are studying in terms of developing.

I am intrigued by possibly going to a trade school and studying a relevant and useful trade in real estate (plumbing, carpentry, HVAC).

I am currently studying for the RE Exam and will be sitting for the exam within the next couple of weeks!

Don't know even know if it's possible yet but let's call this a case study just for fun.

A study by the University of Michigan found that consumers value a landscaped home 11.3 percent higher than the same home without good landscaping.But exactly which improvements pay off?