But for real estate development there are not gurus like that really (other than land flippers), but there are a few colleges that actually have pretty good real estate development programs, such as Cornell, University of Southern California, Arizona State University and others. 

I can see where my language “choose the best applicant” threw you off but I’m confident that I am not violating any fair housing laws.

I love learning and talking about Investing so much that I've taken it upon myself to serve as the President of our University's Investment Club.

After you speak to 3-4 lenders, the remaining 10-12 should be easier as you'll know the language more specifically.

In PR, understand the locals disposition to OOS investors, even those fluent in Spanish like yourself (or so I gather from Spanish language interview questions).No harm in beginning the interview process with both lender and agent today.

A little factoid, Irvington is the original home of Butler University and was the home (For a short period of time) to one of the nations first serial killers.

If they are unprofessional or use foul language your only response should be "unprofessional/foul language makes it difficult to understand your concerns.

It does not change your income tax rate, but it does determine whether you owe a 15% self-employment tax in addition to income tax.And the answer is case-by-case, there is no universal criteria. 

I'm interested in connecting with other investors and investor-friendly real estate agents, focusing in MTRs in Kansas City.I'm interested in a 2-bedroom house (SFR or duplex), ideally near hospitals and/or universities and research centers.Are there any real estate agents you would recommend from personal experience?

Would like to connect in person to discuss local markets, changes in financing, contract language, preforeclosure, JV partnerships, script practice, various types of alternative financing.