Is it worth taking the time to get my Real Estate license, getting affiliated with a brokerage, and live that career out enough to eventually start investing?

I'll spare you the details, but I had a good 21-year career in the military because it provided a decent paycheck.

As an investor progresses in his or her career, he or she may find a good deal that involves seller or alternative financing.

Here's my take:- The condo in FL Beach is suitable for people who live in the East Coast, especially financial pro.The problem with the condo in FL is the HOA assessment/fee and property insurance.- Hawaii in general is very suitable for people from the Bay Area or socal as there's only 2-3 hours time difference.

Hi Jerell, I started my real estate career as a rental investor, but I discovered I hated being a landlord and how much time it ended up costing me.

How can I properly find the ARV with no suitable comps? 

Hi allI’m starting my RE investor career to achieve financial freedom and leave my golden cuffs 9-5 within the next 2 years.

I am considering a 1031 exchange to purchase a commercial residential apartment, although finding a suitable property has proven challenging.

Unfortunately, charging by the hour would just create another problem - owners thinking they should only pay a PMC minimum wage rates, "because it's so easy to do".Owners don't want to recognize that property managers have invested years in learning what they do - just like owners have in their careers!

Brian is a career GP.