Hey all,I've been bouncing around the states a little bit.I got my RE license in Michigan while going to school...graduated with a degree in construction management and took a job in Florida as a commercial construction project manager.Long story short, I am moving to SC and would like to take the GC license exam when I get there.However (and I have seen this in other states) SC requires a positive net worth to take the exam.Can anyone explain this to me???

I moved to SoCal about 3 years ago but head back often to visit family.Would be happy to tell you about my experience in Real Estate so far and also bounce some ideas off you.

Or is it a real indicator metro Phoenix’s housing market has bounced back from the bust faster than many other U.S. cities?

You may also want to connect with other more experienced investors in KC to bounce ideas off of.Best of luck in your new venture... you're on your way to real wealth!

I'm still convinced that this uptick we're seeing here in CO is just a dead cat bounce.

Maybe one day you, your brother, my cousin and myself could do a meet up and bounce some ideas off of one another. 

Once you decide the deal makes sense, make the deal.You're young enough that even if you blow it, you have plenty of time to bounce back and try again soon enough. 

Of course, that bounced.

2nd - aside from being bullet proof (and bazooka shells bounce off nicely as well), They can stand up to a Cat 5 Hurricane And Tornado, are fire resistant & flood resistant, and the walls don't tumble down in an earthquake - Also - wood destroying insects and mold don't give a hoot about 16 gauge corten steel - makes the insurance companies REALLY happy!

Start any rehab projects identified asap, focus on ensuring the property is working well in the initial months and eventually scale back involvement.6)Raise rents and ideally sell with a nice profit in 5-8 years.So that's a very basic outline of what I have bouncing around in my head.See any huge red flags?