Stay active here and make a Keyword alert for "Baltimore" and you will meet a lot of the locals here online.

If you train your tenant that every time you fix something there will be an upcoming rent increase, they will not tell you of problems and it will cost you a lot more down the line.

Be prepared to have fewer closings than a residential agent would be used to but the commissions are higher to make up or it, if you're targeting higher priced assets.The experience you will get in learning the transaction process, the due diligence required, and the financing strategies to get the deal closed will be better than any training from a Guru because you're in the transaction and learning it first hand.As far as tools, yes they're more expensive in the commercial world, it's just a cost of doing business, get's you larger to deals to make up for the expense, and lowers your overall tax bill at the end of the year.

Anywhere with proximity to trains or commuter rail are great options and where a lot of renters look for lower prices but still have the convenience.

They have an amazing training program that really helped me get started as a new agent.

 Go online and look at your town’s previous zoning board meetings to see who are some of the attorneys typically involved.  

Using maps online I'm looking at a building that is listed as follows: OCC DescriptionAPT 4-UNT MDL-01I'm attempting to make sense of what that MDL-01 means.   

Has anyone worked for a online real estate brokerage?

First off you are my online web site hero! 

I am using my contacts with BP and other sources to get these affiliates signed up.....Regarding refunds, see my website: "Please follow training as taught.