I also can't see any downside in taking the course to become a realtor, it's only a few hundred bucks and will give you some decent background.  

And the potential is that you will live for free and generate additional income each month.I think the biggest roadblock you will face in taking that route will be the bug that bites most homebuyers that they feel they have to buy their dream home right now. 

If you come across any deals, myself, and several others around here would probably be interested in taking a look Best of luck with everything!

@Sean Jones @Ted Meltzer @Robin PrittsOur group is not free education, though there is no cost to get involved - we are spending our most precious commodity (time) helping new investors get started in this industry so if you have interest in taking ACTION with us, do so otherwise stay at home :)This weeks group welcomed some new investors to the group!

This difference amounts to $1,833. per month for 19.5 years.Over time, not compounding the intake of capitol or the principle difference that I waspaid at closing; just this margin difference is in excess of $428,000.00.

It is 2 valves that attach to the intake cold and outlet hot.

Maybe you may enjoy networking more as people have stated above in taking this route.It also sounds like you haven't made enough calls to get comfortable doing it.

I've had a rental house for several years now, but am interested in taking a more serious approach to real estate investing. 

You need to interview the brokers to find out if you like their policies, commissions, training, etc and then see if they are interested in taking you on.

I don't believe in taking risks that are unnecessary.