Do you want to be an active investor and make real estate a full-time career, or a passive investor who receives passive income?

It would be great if you could review it to determine if it's suitable for use.If not, please recommend a reliable place or lawyer to review or draft a lease agreement.Thank you.

I would definitely be building a team of lawyers, other investors and everyone else that could contribute but this would most likely be further down the road in my career.

Additionally, I am pursuing a career as a CRNA to increase my income (and I’m familiar with the job and enjoy medicine).

Hawaii is #1 most expensive state in US so it's more suitable for appreciation/flips play.

I have two degrees in mechnaical engineering and in automation, I had several coaches during my corporate career (paid by my employer) and KW offers a lot of exceptional one-on-one coaching.

I stayed home with her to raise her while also persuing an acting and producing career here in Atlanta. 

They are suitable for long-term holdings of at least 8 years and can also be used for new development projects.➡️ Bridge loans serve as a temporary financing option to bridge the gap between agency or HUD loans.

Having worked in a large corporation most of my career, the more analytics you throw at something, the more comfortable management feel about actually making a decision. 

@Marcus GomesReal estate investing can be a rewarding career for those with modest incomes.