Originally posted by @Wilco Ravestijn:I've recently enrolled in the Anderson system and so far I'm really pleased.

My name is Ximena, I’m 20 years old and still enrolled in college. 

She wants to give me her house and move into a senior citizen home@Dana N Johns: Just a couple of thoughtsTalk to a real estate knowledgeable, CPA, not to your standard CPA and not to unknown investors on some forum in the ether for a matter like this.Now, if your mother has lived in the property for two of the last five years, she is entitled to a tax break on capital gains if she sells or if the title changes hands (basically sells using creative finance).However, if you inherit the property, there is a tax advantage to you in terms of stepped up basis and capital gains and a tax advantage to her from incurring capital gains if she is outside of the “two of the last five years” window.As far as the Medicaid situation, that is best explained by a CPA or tax attorney or Enrolled agent.

My daughter says that enrollment is down at Temple, largely attributed to crime in the areaI would imagine that a new construction property is probably pretty nice, and that will appeal to more renters. 

They are able to assist you in investigating several loan choices and identifying the most advantageous financing plan for you.By reading books, listening to podcasts (like the BiggerPockets podcast), attending seminars, and enrolling in online courses, you may further your education in real estate investment.

First there are the costs for enrolling, purchasing the pre-licensing books, and the exam fees, which can run anywhere from $600-$1,200.The time it takes to study and pass the exam can vary from 6-12 weeks or even longer if you have other commitments.

This is Lynn, I am referring to Janet Behm, who is a Certified Tax Coach and licensed by the US Treasury Dept. as an Enrolled Agent.She knows tax strategies for real estate that most tax preparers have never heard of.This is the classic: "You don't know, what you don't know."

I am Currently enrolled on a Real estate Broker course and learning a ton, so hoping to take the test next month.I have been looking at the BRRRR strategy but not having any rehab experience puts me somewhat hesitant to do this. is there any experienced Fix/flip investors out there willing to give a crash course to somebody looking to get started? 

Additionally, I'm contemplating enrolling in programs such as Break into CRE, A.CRE accelerator, or REFM certificates.

I am thinking for enrolling but I cant afford 10-15k.