We have study sessions on Wednesdays for test prep and our office doesn't charge any monthly fees for hanging your license with us.

But I can only study so much and at some point I need to get my feet wet.

I am the type of person that studies and researches anything I do fully in advance of beginning.

Hello,I have been studying RE for a bit and I am excited to mention that I am in the process of closing on my first deal.

I’ve read a bit about FHA loans since I’ve seen they only require 3.5% down, but I really just feel like I’m looking at random topics to study.

I started studying, reading, etc. we attended our local REIA and listened to Chad Carson.

Then, there are two - three SF case studies where people go up and talk about the deals they have done with pictures and numbers, and one commercial case study the same way.

@Jay Helms Napoleon Hill wrote about both these in his classics book, Think and Grow Rich.

I will caution you on the short term rental... the city had issued a moratorium on any and all new licenses while they conduct a 9 month study, and then issue new rules and regulations for STRs.

After driving by this FSBO (classic red and white sign in the yard) 15-20 times on my way to the jobsite, we finally looked into it and saw it was a double.