We spent around $30-40k just in the last year and a half alone as my wife and I were planning on making this our long term house (we didnt anticipate buying a business and moving out of town) and also making this a show piece with upgrades, nice carpentry etc to show people the work Im capable of in the RE world. 

For example:Taxpayer has his Roth enter into a contract to buy a property for a mere $100.

How does RE fit into them?

It would be hard to get no money down deal with that credit and no RE investment experience.

The fee they pay covers the administrative costs of updating leases and tenant ledgers as well as re-keying the property, to ensure the departed roommate does not have access to the unit once the termination goes into effect.  

When the actives are done, wake-up the old defaulted ones and make them a settlement offer of 25% or so, unless it re-starts the 7 year clock on your credit. 

@Julie Rhodes You can use the state approved docs on the DORA website for free - they are fillable so you can just enter the appropriate information for your deal.

Dear fellow REIs and RE attorneys, Hi, I have couple of questions regarding to starting my own Real Estate company.

After my first condo purchase/rental, my appetite for RE Investments has grown considerably.  6months ago I bought my first 3 family from a rehab/flip someone else did as a buy/hold for myself.  

If I were you, I'd get my RE license and do that as a side hustle.