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Landlord


Question Posted Thursday June 29 2006, 10:54 am

I really want to be a landlord when i get older. What does it take to be one (how much college and what kind of investing) and what are the responsibilities and jobs a landlord does? it seems so appealing! i could be in charge of a bunch of apartments and rake in good money right?

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itzso_xxchaotic answered Thursday June 29 2006, 11:06 pm:
HA.
nice question. my mom's a landlord.

you don't have to have any kind of special education to become a landlord. my mom didn't even finish high school :)

responsibilities.. it's pretty much nothing more than what you'd expect a landlord to do.

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devilspawn_666 answered Thursday June 29 2006, 10:48 pm:
You don't necessarily have to go to college to be a landlord. You just have to own the property.

As far as responsibilites go, a lot of money and time is involved on your part but you do make really good money as a landlord. You must buy the property, do things to the inside of the places to make them appealing to people who might want to rent from you, keep the yard maintained (if there is one), and fix all the little things that sometimes go wrong with the house. It's also the landlord's job to collect rent and see that people clean up the place when they move out. You would be responsible for finding new people to move into your apartments when others move out as well.

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blueeyedbaby answered Thursday June 29 2006, 8:18 pm:
i think it's really cool that you want to be a landlord, but i dont think i can answer your question as well as you want me to. if i were you i would talk to my guidance councler about it. My guidance counsler always gives me the answer i need and hope your guidance councler is like that too. Or you can just INTERVIEW an actual landlord. Ask for his or her time and talk to them, but first ask them if they are willing to answer all your questions.
anyway, i wish you the best of luck
HOPE YOU FIND WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

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