I was first introduced to this industry six months ago after reading the classic Rich Dad Poor Dad.

If so, you can study the materials on your own and take the examination when you please without satisfying the hourly requirement.Sorry, I took an in person accelerated course in the winter months so I can't help you with online courses.

So they got what they wanted which was a chunk of cash up front and I got what I wanted which was a good return on my invested capital.The seller had a recent appraisal on the building so I offered them a bit less than the appraised value and we worked out a rent that is comparable /sq ft to similar properties in town.The seller gave me yearly rental increases and I gave him the option to buy the property back from me any time during the 5 year lease term because that was important to him.One of those classic win-win deals.

I have to basically call the state in to do a study to find that the apartment is uninhabitable (which it is far from) for the tenant to vacate...

I live in Medford, Massachusetts and I've been reading, practicing, and studying Real Estate for about 8 years now.

Question 1: What is a good study guide that you would recommend to me?

I teach P.E. and Reading and Study Skills and have been investing in RE since 2011.I love this stuff!!

What do you guys suggest I should study?

Studied like crazy and right out the gate...smh...I actually love it though, great lessons and hopefully this misstep will help the thought process throughout the rest of the Flip!

I was able to get through all of it and pass the two tests on the first try by staying incredibly focused, and utilizing some smart studying tactics.