I'm not saying you do not qualify, but I urge you to discuss it.Keep in mind that tax returns with RE Pro designation are audited VERY regularly.

@Isaac K.What you describe is like buying a huge house with your girlfriend before you are engaged.

I am usually the guy on the ground informing the design and ensuring our general contract (and subs) stay on course.  

-The Federal Reserve has been engaging in monetary policy but the excess cash seems to be inflating the stock market and not the housing market.

All you do is input the amount, and the "class code" to designate the property it's charged to.As a matter of fact, I spoke to my wife recently about it.

This was poorly designed from the beginning. i'd be curious to see how this stands up in court, if it ever gets to court.

A chartered accountant is not a designation used in the United States. 

.§8-3 The Property Manager may not take or use any proprietary documentation, including but not limited to Client/Tenant lists, during or after his or her relationship with a Firm without express written consent from the Firm.Article 9: RELATIONS WITH OTHER PROPERTY MANAGERSThe Property Manager shall not knowingly or recklessly make false or misleading statements about the competence or professionalism of other property managers or about their business practices, or otherwise attempt to take business from other property managers by deceptive means.STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONALISM§9-1 The Property Manager shall conduct business dealings with other property managers in an honest and professional manner and shall not knowingly engage in any practice or take any action against a property manager in an un-businesslike manner.§9-2 The Property Manager shall not knowingly interfere with other property managers’ contract rights, including by taking actions inconsistent with exclusive agreements that other property managers have with their clients.

Robert no sure if you replies are just cut and paste.. but this OP is asking about engaging in the brokerage of investment capital.. not buying rehabbing and running rentals.  

These guys operate just like new car service people -- any maintenance cost that can be avoided for the promised years of zero-cost maintenance is avoided and then the car's a lemon that needs big bucks in neglected maintenance as one after another system fails, exactly as it was designed to.