But when I do transition out of teaching it will be smooth (I hope) and won't require a lifestyle change for my family.

Investing is not a smooth road and when the bumps hit the last thing you want is bad debt hanging over your head that can, and often will, bankrupt investors.

It will help you either start quickly or seamlessly transition into wholesaling office and commercial properties.If I were in your shoes, I'd first save towards a nice place for your growing family, while learning the wholesale trade, and then focus on realizing your goals as a wholesaler.

I decided to transition into real estate sales with the intention of learning the transaction side in order to aid my future investments.I currently own a 1B/1B condo in Lake Forest, CA.

Does anyone have any experience transitioning tenants from a previous owner on gross leases to NNN leases?

Hello, I am trying to find tenants for a 5 bedroom rehab in Lauraville 21214 and was approached by an individual looking to run a SUD Residential treatment program that is CARF accredited. Does anyone have experience ...

Some of these things I have known about and have been dealing with,  a few of the others have just come to light this week, thanks to an angry ex-wife.I have done almost daily inspections, filed comply of vacate letters, sent text after text, and I'm just hoping for a smooth transition without having to evict.  

It's brown and reminds me of finer pieces of OSB board.It's smooth (no fake grain lines) and measures around 8.75inches, maybe a touch wider. 

Specifically I'm curious about bandit sign placement/laws, reputable transitional funding in the area, local investors residential/commercial, as well as local REIA groups.Any wisdom on these topics is more than appreciated.

If you're 2 years from retirement, you need the least risky thing possible, which would just be paying down that primary residence. 25 years from retirement, you've got some time and can take some risk, since any bumps in the road will smooth out over the long term.