All Forum Posts by: Kathia L.

Thanks for the info I didn't even know what I didn't know Michael Evans

Ana N. Congratz Inspiring

Philip Williams Congratz your story is truly inspiring I'm a newbie still listening to podcasts and learning Could you list the numbers on 1 of your deals did you use 50% rule? Especially how you are doing your creative financing as you stated your a full time investor now. Thanks

Mark Updegraff I agree with Peter Giardini It's too easy for someone to do that if they're dishonest who has all that information Have you looked at third party rent collecting services there's a list here on BP Pay near me for cash tenants and other online ach services http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/pay-rent-online-payment-tools/ Hth

I haven't used any of these yet but there's a BP article listing several services Also there is pay near me which IMO is a Good supplement to the online services if you're tenants don't have bank accounts or you want a back up as most don't already include a cash pay service http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/pay-rent-online-payment-tools/ Happy rent collecting

Brianna Schmidt Congratz That's a great goal achievement Enjoy

Lucas Wagner Dawn Anastasi Before learning about REI I would have wants the ring but I'm leaning with Dawn on this one. It could be the new thing but I think you still have to at least give a gold wedding band if not a really nice cubic zircon with the property. Mist people can't tell the difference anyways. Oh and the property must cash flow.

Thanks for the warm welcome and all the advice Bryan L. Brandon Turner Bill Gulley Paul Timmins Jon Klaus Sebastian Baker

Thanks for the warm welcome and all the advice Bryan L. Brandon Turner Bill Gulley Paul Timmins Jon Klaus

Matt Lefebvre Hi Wow that's a whopper of a question because It's you're future at steak. With that said I think getting your RE license is worth it because the basics are taught especially how to stay inside the law. Now if you choose to go to college don't just study RE get something else like business administration marketing or finance if you already now you want to be a full time REI it will only help you. If you don't choose to go to college and just do RE if something happens to the RE market and you have to get a regular job you will be very limited that means physical labor minimum wage dead end jobs when you don't have an in demand marketable degree like healthcare or accounting. Now you have to be honest with yourself and now if you're the type of person who can be motivated enough to make your way without a degree. Another alternative is getting an associates in business and RE but again if applying for a job you need an I demand degree and the associates doesn't get you far. So if you're going to go to college GO to COLLEGE and get the bachelors or masters if you want. Getting an assistant intern position over the summer at a RE office might help you decide