Sure this is only a 6-7 week difference, but doing this 7 times adds at least 42-49 weeks over the course of 7 years, which would allow me to buy one extra house as OO in that time.I know it's not a huge difference in time but the terms are so good as OO that I am trying to get as many of those loans as I can before 35 at which point I will relax into a more permanent house.I enjoy my career and don't see myself leaving it to do RE full time.

It would be nice to understand how transactions are facilitated, relationships built, clients found, finding great deals, etc.My concern is with my current time-crunch how viable would it be to do RE part-time?

Do RE agents get a commission on this type of transaction?

Do rely on a realtor from the area for guidance vs using your local realtor?

Until I decided that I would do RE investing I thought I would work until age 67 being controlled by others.

Hi BP community,I am toying with the idea of starting a new early morning routine where I wake up early to exercise, cook, and do RE-related activities before work. 

I have a great CPA who would be handling the filing so I assume as long as I am keeping an accurate account of expenses / credits/ debits (excel), there wouldn't be anything else for me to do. RE

The reality is that supporting a building in NYC is expensive and the hold time through litigation for the deposit could be a year + when the courts finally do re-open. 

Here are a few Massachusetts Attorneys I highly recommend when the courts finally do re-open.

Wondering what’s the average percentage a RE Agent receives upon selling a home ? Definitely interested in getting my license and I was just wondering how much you make.