You could also consider working at some kind of real estate brokerage or working for a real estate small business owner, that'll get you exposure to the real estate business and experience in the industry specifically.There's nothing wrong with, say, selling appliances retail, but I think your time would be better spent working for a small company and getting a ton of exposure to real estate.

However your plan (401k, Ira, Hsa, etc) can also be brought into a law suit with an asset such as house that has some liability but insurance should limit a lot of exposure.

Starting with a plan for your education and exposure to deal analysis is a great start.

You can buy 20 a unit building that rents for $1,000/month, gross rent = $20,000 or you can buy a 40 unit building that rents for $500/month, gross rent = same $20,000You have less exposure when you have less units, less maintenance, less move in/move out, less expenses overall.

The paper losses generated from the new deals have nearly wiped out my tax exposure without having to 1031.If someone is willing to pay you a price for your property that you yourself wouldn't pay it may be time to sell.All the best!

You can always invest in REITs and other real estate companies to get real estate-based exposure while you complete your tour.

Having said that, I'm looking for a residential property for my next investment so that I can gain some exposure to that asset type and see if it is of interest to me long term.Keep up the great work!

Mar 2017 - Single family home - Wholesale - Our first exposure to a wholesale deal, made an offer on day 1, paid $105k cash.10.

Talk to investment agents to have them send you deals, start analyzing the deals doing your own number, talk to your CPA about your tax's and your Asset Protection Lawyer to get you set up to limit liability and exposure.

Not all listing agents split it 50/50 with the buyers' agent but as the seller you can specify that in the contract, and I would do definitely do that.I've been an agent since 1993, broker since 2004 and I would not sell my house without offering a commission to agents to bring me a buyer via the MLS, the exposure you get from being listed on the MLS and all the sites it pushes out to means more buyers see your home and the more the better.