Then look at what investments you can get qualified for and put out a road map to eventually retiring from your job and living off your investments full time and watch them grow larger and larger each year.Even if you make great income you might not be able to retire right away today.

I am curious to know if you, as a newbie, need more information on real estate investing techniques to be successful or do you feel a specific road map to follow would be more helpful?

I have been to several Lifestyles seminars and find them intriguing, mainly because I feel like I need a bit of a road map to help me not feel lost, because all of the information can be very overwhelming.

To quote the press release this will help "kickstart adoption of the roadmap, the alliance has recruited a group of 36 “pioneer cities” that will collaborate with global experts to enhance their city policies, in areas ranging from privacy protection and cyber security to better services for disabled people and better broadband coverage."

It'll definitely be manageable but it'd be nice to have a roadmap of how all of your entities and other income can work together to not only reduce tax but help you make informed business decisions.

Hello BP family! I find myself looking for some guidance on jumping in! I have set up my LLC, created my websites etc. I have taken a couple courses and feel like I know enough to be dangerous! To give some background...

Maybe that’s a possible exit strategy but not for me anytime soon.I encourage you to develop a roadmap and plot out how you want to be involved in real estate over time. — Tony

Having a bit of an "end point" will allow you to work backwards and start building a roadmap to get you there.Perhaps you have already done this and that is what landed you on SFHs, but you'll definitely want to narrow this down a bit.

The last thing is to create a roadmap how to get there - fast and with fun!

If the MHP space fits into the roadmap to get you from there to there then maybe it is worth pursuing.