Originally posted by @Mark Fries:@Jack B.In 7 years, 51 houses, probably 150 tenants and I have never did a move in or move out inspection....I guess different regions do things differently....lol How exactly do you document the condition of the property before move in and after move out?

1. plan for around 5k a year. also consider you have 90 hours of pre-license and 48 hours of post license to do. those classes post license are given mon-fri 8-5 so youll have to fit those around your work schedule. 2. yes find someone who is doing what you want to do and work under them, or go to  a big box and pay for that education.3.RE investors want a discount and to buy on the cheap.

My forehead is still bleeding from hitting it against the wall.3 months into a new lease, tenant starts a kitchen fire (unattended frying pan), and I kindly move her into a vacant unit while I fix hers.

thanks @Larry Fried  looking forward to the joirney

@Larry Fried - thank you for the explanation!

@Larry Fried

Those looking for the long weekend will grab the Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon.It is a bit of a crap shoot.

And fry up that damn bird!

In addition, I remain with € 300 uncompensated TV repair costs, because during assembly of the defective stove AND defective oven about 5x the fuse popped out, whereupon the TV mainboard was fried.

@Austin Fry personally I would wait unless you can just get a killer deal.