I feel like a fat kid in a candy store with these information -- Well, I am a fat kid, in a book store. lol.

"Active businesses" in an IRA pay UBIT (unrelated business income tax), just like a university pays on income from a bookstore.

Same salary, commissions, opening a ton of doors that turn you into an insider, and it will not hurt your banking career if you decide to go back, but will instead give you perspectives and insights to give value to your customers.Weigh the options, find out the specifics, but if there are no major deal breakers go for it.I once had a guy talk to me in a bookstore; we were just looking at the same book, and started talking.

The IRS example is a university operated bookstore vs. a for profit bookstore.

Get a library card and read every single real estate investing book in the library twice.2, Go to the bookstore and read every new book twice,or until they throw you out.3.

In fact, the state securities prosecutor that taught my masters level syndication course in school used it as his bible to teach from.It can be pricey on Amazon....check your local college if they have a real estate program because you can probably pick it up in their bookstore for less than half the cost of the Amazon pricing.

It's disgusting.I recommend you read "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene in the Biggerpockets bookstore.

You can buy them retail reasonably cheap, or at used book stores.

It's in the BP bookstore and packed full of tips on how to find a REALTOR, contractors, property managers, and lenders.

I am currently reading real estate investing by magraw hill and my local book store had an entire shelf of litature on the matter.