I truly believe that most of the people here have a positive and honest attitude but, as the word cooperation mean "sharing work", it is absolutely important that both parts have a good grasp of what real estate is, so that this cooperation has equal satisfaction on both sides and maybe a continuation in the future.I'm lucky because I always travel around the world and I can easily rent a car and see with my eyes areas I might be interested in.

I've read it over a few times to really grasp it all.

I think I have pretty good grasp of 1031 exchange but what is the pros and cons of going the private annuity trust with the sale of your real estate asset?

Because once I have a grasp of the jargon and math, nothing is stopping me. 

How quickly do you grasp new concepts? 

I see so many novice agents and investors get themselves into trouble because they do not fully grasp the law.  

There's only so much one can grasp from virtual research, images, phone calls, etc. so to experience first-hand was very insightful.

I have a pretty good grasp on what to expect from a soft cost stand point. 

Well, I think you got the picture, but wasn't trying to talk you out of it, but probably on this get with a mortgage broker, it just isn't a DIT thing.That said, if you want to move forward, except that it will take 3 months of good studying to get there if you have a good grasp of RE, if not, add another 3 weeks.

I have been in this a very short period of time and so far most agent I have dealt with don't seem to grasp the numbers, I even had one tell me i was being greedy because I wanted more then a 6% cap rate!