I was actually debating on getting my RE license while I'm there and specialize in with non-eu citizens/foreigners.Also, maybe this will help youhttps://www.remax-malta.com/buying/

There has been some heated debate in the forums and blogs recently regarding the infamous "$30K pigs."

Weve been debating getting rid of it for years.

They are the ones with the thin silver frame and the thin glass.My partner and I are debating it, he says there is no need to change them since they are in good condition, and I want to change them since we are planning on changing all the A/C ducts and the inside and outside A/C units so changing the windows will be a plus and make the house more energy efficient by keeping the cold air in.Advice?

My uncle is pretty close with a re broker and says that he'll take me under his wing if I get my license.As of right now, I'm debating whether or not I should get my license and work with him to get some experience, or if I should just start on my own (with license or no license)?

I am debating on asking for an extension or, just canceling the contract and giving the seller the information of the buyer I had and maybe they can work something out.

They are all in a similar neighborhood, so I'm debating beginning to do the lawn work myself.

I'm debating putting this house on the market instead of renting it out again.We refinanced it not to long ago and are sitting at $198,000 on a 30 year mortgage.

As someone who's put down 20k on one of those guru training programs(The usefuleness is debatable since it did propel me into action), I can tell you that there's nothing that digging up some willpower, sitting down and doing some self studies through BP, and spending $100 on real estate books and attending REIA meetings and building relationships with investors/brokers/power team members in your market can't teach you.I'd discourage starting off your RE investing career by taking the easy route and trying to get the lessons handed to you when hard work and experience is really the best mentor you can have.It's been said many time, but if you are able to find a good deal, there will be more than enough people/firms willing to fund it.

This has been debated in other posts, but to summarize, if you keep each asset in its own entity (LLC, trust, LP etc) you protect that asset from any other assets you own.