If you buy puts on a stock or ETF as a r/e hedge you are making the assumption that equities (more specifically the stock you own puts on) move in the same direction as the real estate market the home is in; This may or may not be the case.

For example, would the median house price be a good range if I am considering the rentability (e/g. a down market or a financial crash of some sort)?

If you open the google doc that is there they want your name, e-mail address and cell phone and complete address of your residence.These are the classic symptoms of a phishing attack and open you up to identity theft.

To get past that, I highly recommend "The E-Myth Revisited".

Can I ask which route did you go to complete the RE exam - did you go attend classes or do some e-correspondence or some other route?

@Joshua Dorkin Just e-mailed the details for Error Code 500 to support, while sending a PM to another user.

Hello Levi,Please e-mail me at [email protected] - Gorden

Congrats on getting started...I saw your name popping up on my e-mail alerts the past few days and thought I would say hi.

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I too found that a lot of what it says (in E-Myth revisited) is be things I already knew.