If it passes with positive cashflow then I move on to quick test #22.

This year truly tested the following:1.

I'm new and soon will be taking my Loan Officer test to get my license.

- Property management requirements are little more strict but even passing the test, I'm still unclear on what that restriction is outside of not discriminating when advertising.Pros:- It sounds like I already need to have the knowledge of a real estate agent in order to evaluate properties, might as well have the option to sell and make extra money.

I have collected a sample and sent to a lab to test for mold.

Hello, my name is julian Romo I will work for no money for an agreed upon time if someone shows me how to value a property I already know about pulling comps And the general 70% rule The 50% cash flow rule and the 1-2% rule I just need help tying it all together I’ve tried earlier today and it seems a little difficult Im a nursing student, I work in construction as an electrical helper, I know how to fix holes in drywall I can pass a background check and drug test Thanks for any help !!

Just my opinion based on having dealt with dozens of them.Your lease should include a list of common maintenance issues that a renter is responsible for: changing light bulbs, resetting breakers, plunging a toilet, testing smoke detectors and changing batteries, etc.

Would love if someone could point me in the direction of an updated property ranking map and the contact of a tried & tested realtor to get us started.

@Hector Test The tax law doesn't work that way. 

I don’t know your local market but you could always consider testing the overnight rental market by using a couple of units and seeing what happens.