-Jamie Hey Jamie - REIC of Los Angeles is pretty good - google it and go to meetup.comthey are all around everyday, I encourage you as a newbie - go to 2 per week.This business is all about networking...remember "The more hands you shake - The more money you make"!!!

However, there is something about real estate that has drawn me to it, and I can't seem to shake it.

It will take work, it will take time, you will have problems (most of them will be in the first year and some may even be big), but don't let it shake you and if you continue with the same enthusiasm that you have now, you will never regret it.Good luck!

Also, if you're close family members and everyone wants to stay that way, then upfront you should probably agree together that noone is going to be 100% happy with the split and shake hands on staying close--- blood's thicker than water and all that :wink:

If the agent is looking at you and shaking their head saying "It's a beautiful house, I don't know why it's not selling", you need a new agent.

How do the numbers shake out, if you incur the cost?

And Regus PLC is a shared-space company with leases on more traditional offices that has been in the business since the dotcom.There's a small field of startups fresh with cheap capital in similar manner, looking to shake up traditional office-leasing.

Shake it off and get this deal to exit.  

Not for nothing, when I see that kind of hoarding, as a landlord, I gasp and shake my head. 

Shake the millennial attitude regarding needing value in employment, it is greatly over rated and every job regardless of what it is you will lose interest.You will not likely find anything to compare with your present income and jobs related to real estate are irrelevant to being a investor.If you were a lowly blue collar worker it would be different, I would be advising a construction trade, but in your position your present job is your investment future.