If you are going the property management route it will likely be easier to get a loan from a bank in the future since you have proof of income whereas a realtor you don’t have that proof.

There is always more you can learn it seems but they great thing is you took action and have a proof of concept for yourself!

Can they ask for the rent that was paid during any of this time or try to start collecting the rent ?

Other non-payment evictions have been going on since the courts reopened early last summer.We have been focused on collecting by making sure everyone jumped through the proper hoops to get aid money.

Shocked I ask why I was denied when I showed proof of ownership the clerk says because that is not my primary residence and my return address was Hampton and she made the decision to mail me back my stuff which included plans, proof of ownership, my Class A Contractors license along with other documents  ect. { I never received it she didn't even give me a courtesy call to let me know I was denied}.

Collect those rent checks and giggle like a schoolgirl all the way to the bank like I do!

Hey BP,I have a friend who is getting his RE License and plans on only referring clients and collecting referral fees since he has a big network. 

I don’t have a way of getting a soft proof of funds and I really don’t feel like paying for earnest deposit.

If someone gets hurt at one of my properties, I want him/her to collect from someone other than me - the other guy's insurance, then the other guy, then my insurance are buffers :)

The only experience we have with real estate at the moment is the collective knowledge from doing research and reading books.