How can one, who has only rudimentary knowledge in real estate without any boots on ground experience (read a few books), effectively choose a real estate agent?

Financing will be key, and choosing the right mortgage is crucial, an FHA loan or something similar could be a good fit.

Hi BP! I'm a University of Maryland student studying business and about to go into my senior year. In a few years I'll be a rental property tycoon, but should probably get a job first to fund my RE business. And so, k...

There are a couple of approaches I would suggest you can choose from. 1.

Some common questions include how to choose the right markets, especially with inflation affecting affordability and returns.

For instance, Choose Chicago (I used to work for them) is the marketing arm for the city and they drive huge pieces of business that will drive hundreds of people into downtown selling out all the hotels and driving prices crazy high.

This is unsustainable, as the debt is past any reasonable limit.With GDP, inflation, and unemployment all being heavily manipulated, they can't be used to justify a healthy economy. 2008 showed the problem with pushing mortgages onto people who couldn't afford them and weren't financially literate, but it was the inflation that caused many to choose food and other expenses over home payment.

It’s fair for the capital partner to handle these financial contributions since they aren’t bringing management or hands-on skills.Whatever structure you choose, make sure all contributions and profit-sharing are clearly outlined in a legal agreement to avoid any potential misunderstandings down the road.

On another note, does anyone know of an online insurer that will write specified actual value policies that would allow me to choose the actual value that is adequate for my program?

There are tons of educational options for you to choose from and it can be overwhelming.