Not that money grows on trees but you can always check out the local library and see if they have any of the books you want to read.

I rented it from the library and bought it after.

Thanks for the reply.I finished my 1500 sqft basement (library, theatre, full bath, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, rec room plus new HVAC) for $25k.I know it will appraise for $130k, because I just sold my rental property 2 doors down with no renovations (less sq ft and smaller acreage).Correct - cash only offer due to condition.Maybe this is a fix and flip?

Hi Jason - I would camp out at the library and read real estate books, search for a room to rent on Craigslist.

I have a pretty extensive library of books for you in addition to being an investor and real estate agent myself we have similar goals.

You could do something simple as being an assistant for somebody, shadow them, assist at Keller Williams, or the Library - don’t just do any gig do something that will teach you something or connect you in the world you want to be connected.

I use Macs exclusively, and nearly all of the big name tax softwares that I'm finding (TurboTax, H&R Block, etc) only have a windows version for business.Not looking to run a virtual PC on my mac or anything, just something that people recommend that would run natively on my Mac.  

The next one is Jan 22nd at the Groton Public Library at 6pm.

I was able to make an absurd amount of money by swing trading and doing a ****-load of research an i niche, highly unusual asset class (a company that effectively had a monopoly on oddly-shaped foam pieces/packaging for computer hardware during the PC boom).I was 8 and didn't know any better, so got out at 9 and saved it all.

If your lease only specifies "internet" connection and not specifically WiFi you could alternately just run one or more network cable drops (from the ISP equipment) to each unit and provide a wall jack for them to connect their own equipment (switch, PC, TV, WiFi router).