I am still debating at this point whether it would, or would not be beneficial to make it a pool home.

With this information mind you can property inject yourself into the most beneficial part of the lifecycle giving you an upper hand over other bidders.

It would be beneficial to both me and the realtor, but not necessary, for the realtor to have worked with investors in the past or is currently an investor themselves.

Location - NB/NS CanadaHi guys,I'm wondering if it's really that beneficial to get your license when investing?

Instead of keeping your money in mutual funds, IRAs , etc with usually small returns (less than 4%), you can hard money lend for much higher returns (8-20%).

I've been doing real estate for 22 years and having your license will be beneficial to your investing career. 

Seems to me that if the seller doesn't need the money they would potentially make a far better return on their investment by using seller financing vs putting it in the bank or investing it in mutual funds or stocks.

This way we could take a 30 year mortgage and pay it off much quicker (7-10 years or so).My main assumption here is that it is beneficial to pay the mortgage off as quickly as possible, as to reduce the effect of accruing interest over the life of the loan.

I'm on Module 5 and I think it would be beneficial to you.  

I am a new real estate investor in the KCMO area.My question is would having a real estate license be beneficial to being an investor or less beneficial?