@Sarah McCrystal-Harris the information that is taught in real estate licensing courses will not make you a smarter investor.

I moved where the work was and it was day to day survival. 

I think the only way for turnkey to survive is for them to up their game significantly and decrease the profit they take on the rehabs.

Economically speaking that is....There have only been 4 ways to survive throughout mankind.

Hey Y'all,I am looking at some of the Harris County tax deeds that were sold on Tuesday (12/5).

In addition to adding me to the deed as co-owner is it necessary to create a separate LLC for this one property or is it enough to have it titled and deeded in both names with each of us named as surviving beneficiary along with setting up separate checking and credit accounts for accounting purposes?

In addition to adding me to the deed as co-owner is it necessary to create a separate LLC for this one property or is it enough to have it titled and deeded in both names with each of us named as surviving beneficiary along with setting up separate checking and credit accounts for accounting purposes?

@Paul Comer I have worked with Dean Harris in Memphis.

@Gerald Harris what caused you to ask this question?

@Paul Aqua A few tips: On average, it takes the new agent 90 days from new license to first paycheck, so be sure you have the means to survive startup - this is where most agents fail.Working part time in real estate is a slow way to build at best.