My staff and I (4 full time employees not independent contractors) manage all of our properties as a team so that you can always talk with someone during our office hours 9am-4pm M-F.  

Eventually I will build to a level of complete financial independence and expand into technology development in real estate and other areas.

The best place to start is with an independent insurance broker, who can choose the best option at this point in time.  

I was wondering, as an 18 year old from New York, if I started investing in real estate now and working extremely hard, do I have chances of becoming rich and/or financially independent?

-There are some items that are commodities and priced by unit of material (drywall, bricks, roofs) and some that aren't (foundations, design, landscaping, excavators, carpentry)-Prices vary considerably across regions, times of year, skill level, local demand, unionization, licensing restrictions, independent contractor, etc.  

Hello to everyone,My name is shane, I'm a 24yr old from philadelphia. I signed up looking for any bit of information that will be able to help me in anyway. how to find funds, different ways of renting, good ways to m...

I love my properties out state because they have afforded me financial independence.  

Having been with an independent broker, a large unnamed national franchise and Keller Williams realty, KW wins the training hands down.  

Anyways, I'm excited that I found this site as it's cool to find a lot of people with the same goals of increasing their financial independence through REI!  

Tacoma/Olympia/Lacey have a high rental and first time homebuyer demand with the largest (by far) employer being JBLM in Pierce and Thurston county.I am active duty military and an independent real estate agent.