I'm not for sure as the deal of the apartment they want to sell beause it was left on the answer machine at a leasing office i work.Is more like i would be cold calling the investor that is selling the property because I have a friend that want to buy more rental property.

/ipad app to track asset management of appliances, roofs and heat and air on single family rental homes.

I'm looking to quit my "job" within the next 4 years and feel like I'm on track, I hope you lay out your plans and accomplish them!

Tax Fearing Seller to his office where he can explain in detail exactly what the tax consequences really are.

That way you learn the ropes, get experience, get to network, put some successful deals under your belt and you risk very little.You should be working on your credit and debt to income, and you should always be learning more but you should be doing all of these things in addition to building your real estate career, not instead of building your real estate career.Work hard on all tracks of your life and you will succeed, not just some tracks.I hope this helps and good luck :)

Hey guys,I hope you all had a great Christmas.Can anyone recommend a database program where I can enter information of all buyers, sellers and real estate professionals that I have established relationships over the years to keep track of everyone easier?

@Ollie Gray IV it sounds like you're on the right track and there is some great advice in the above posts.

One of our landlords called the office the other day, and he has 5 properties in the DC area that will be paid of this next August.

I spoke to a nice woman at the PA state real estate licensing office over the phone today and she seemed to think it would be as simple as me finishing the course, submitting the paperwork (and fee of course), and finding a PA broker.

Mine runs about 2500sq ft plus an office, a cement paved lot & storage shed.