I haven't read all the previous posts so maybe not.I have already purchased and have been studying my Kaplan home study materials to take the exam but, in talking to a contact/friend today who is both a Realtor and an attorney, he said I'd be better off NOT getting the license. 

Additionally I want to maintain more control over the real estate aspect of our program (aside from helping to generate revenue, this real estate 'initiative' will also serve as an educational tool) than what I may currently have over the non profit org.I'm looking for general ideals on entity setup (LLC, For profit corporation,  etc.).

Ive reached a point in my life where Ive realized a dependancy on a traditional income is not the route I would like to take.The more I study real estate the more intrigued I become.

It would also require both parties to maintain respectful, open and honest communication.

But they have to maintain the xeriscaped yard. 

If you live in a historical neighborhood, this information on maintaining and restoring historical windows, is good to keep on hand. 

Graduated college last week with a degree in Christian Ministries (Biblical studies emphasis). 

Remember to figure the cost of education into your numbers.You might find some non-transfer classes at your local community college.Four years of experience vs. four years of study and expenses ...Is there a way to work on investing while studying?

I want to take my time to study up and learn.

With that being said I am willing to work with those who are honest and will help us all be successful to whatever level we each desire.Looking into the future I will be attending REI meetings, as well as continuing to study to move this journey forward.