My name comes first alphabetically.

With only $60 at stake and 1-3 hours of your time, might as well jump and see how it goes is my philosophy.to be fair and balanced like fox news this was the STS test its a national test that once taken and passed we can get a license in almost every state without having to take the entire federal portion.. the mortgage bankers test is far harder than the real estate test simply because of all the different tila respa  and any other number of alphabet soup things.. at least for someone like me that never did a conventional loan other than a borrower.. someone who has done conventional fannie Freddie lending it was probably a breeze for me it was tougher..

I'd then alphabetize the addresses, and get rid of anything that has an address of 0 or no numbered address, these are likely also vacant lots. 

Ever.A quick way to determine the alphabet class of a property is to look at median home prices for the area. 

It's there, it's just listed last instead of alphabetically. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/794-washingto...

This years CE we had a pretty good instructor we talked shop most of the time. instead of deep dive into all the alphabet agencies and acts. 

Sifting through the alphabet soup of acronyms to come up with a meaning definitely is a step in the right direction towards super stardom

Class D - don't go there unless you have lots of experience.The challenge is you understanding the increasing risks to your ROI as you slide down the alphabet.

@Carrie AlbertsonI file  everything alphabetically.

People decided to invest in Apple, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, and it's not because of dividend rates.When people invest in housing there are multiple reasons.