v=le0dfcG_jVwWe encourage you come and to invite a friend or two that might want to come join us.http://www.meetup.com/East-Bay-Real-Estate-Coworking/events/143692722/Its super simple: bring your laptop, grab an open spot, and get to work-- and don't forget to say hello to your neighbor!

I prefer data in the cloud, in case my hardware (laptop) gets stolen.

So I was looking solely at fixed rate loans thus far although they do cost more.My Plans for the loan are as follows: Loan Amount $40,000Purchase a moderate vehicle $15-17.5kSpend about $10K of the loan for my first 3-6 months of marketing (obviously can increase this as I make money and reinvest in myself)Spend 2000-3000 fairly immediately in upfront costs of the business (Suits,cards,signs,flyers, I also have a company provided laptop so I would need to purchase a computer as well)and the remaining 9-10K, I plan to actually just save/sit-on, so I can at least cover the payments on the loan + pay my rent for at least 6 months.

thanks @Ryan Ingram I'll give it a try on my laptop. 

After I sold the first house she saw me working on, I bought her a new laptop with some of the proceeds.

I coincidentally was on my laptop looking on BP (there is a surprise!)

Is it possible to make offers and get a house under contract and close deals right off of my laptop?

My question is my mileage, new laptop and a portion of my cell bill write offs without having formed my llc yet?

I am actually going to take my first "mini retirement" (phrased coined by Tim Ferriss) and spend the next six months backpacking SE Asia and Australia.

When you see a 20 something with his backpack come up to a sale and qualify 1 to 2 mil in cashiers checks and just bid on everything coming up he is bidding for one of the big Hedges.. this happened in the Atlanta Market.