If for whatever reason their advice does not fulfill your needs, I have some additional contacts as well.Best,Joe

(so don't be surprised when they are not at your 2 day event) The company Zurixx still has not fulfilled their contract with us.

This funding has provided us with the capital and liquidity needed to fulfill our mission of providing liquidity and support to the nation’s housing finance markets and to avoid a trigger of mandatory receivership under the Federal Housing Finance Regulatory Reform Act of 2008 (the “2008 Reform Act”).

In the end, I wasn't able to fulfill his weekly requirement of houses due to my full time job, so we parted ways - but my passion for RE still exists.Just recently my wife told me she wants to get her RE License and she wants me to get involved with RE somehow.

At some point I may very well buy a place to live in, but it will be with the same sense of if I bought a car, it isn't to make money it will be to fulfill a personal desire, nothing more.Look at it this way, if you invested that 80K somewhere else and it makes you 8-10K a year in cash flow then it could essentially be paying(or subsidising) for your rent in NJ.

The money wont change who you are it just gives a new tool to fulfill your life sooner than you originally planned.

The problems arise when I can't fulfil my duties to a brokerage (if I need to join one) because I am out of the state half of the time.I wanted to ask these forums as I have seen some great advice, before risking (potentially) incomplete information from schools/brokerages that might just want my money.

I own and operate a concrete construction company and know its time to fulfill a life long dream of becoming a successful real estate investor.I have already listened to 10 of the podcasts and can not believe how much I have learned.

At the beginning of this year, I was able to return to home ownership, purchasing a HUD foreclosure, which I intend to fulfill the 1 year owner occupant obligation, then rent.

The only potential downside I see of the agreement would be if I become proficient in 6 months, and then I am still having to split deals for another 6 months to fulfill our agreement.Should I take the deal and commit to working with my mentor for 12 months on a split, or should I venture out on my own now and learn through trial & error, books, and of coarse BiggerPockets?