uuummm, someone smart said that.anyway - being a real estate agent can help you do many different things.

He was smart and did it right!!!

When we purchased our home we ventured out west close to the Pa boarder where we could get a bigger bang for our buck and yet still paid 350k for a 3 bedroom raised ranch.We said we would actively move forward with this come the new year.So this is where our education begins.Where does a brank spanking newbie begin.This forum is titled "Starting Out" are we, well not really we are more so looking to "Start Smart"I could go into much more detail but that would leaving me rambling on and on.I will answer a question before it is asked.

If you're smart, and it sounds like you are, you've noticed by now that most of them are pretty much all alike.

You will need a team of advisors and professionals around you to help you make smart decisions.

Mark, You are smart to research how to structure your notes to make them appealing to investors.

I assume without question, the smart answer is to establish a legal entity in which to buy property to afford a level of protection.

@Ben Leybovich is a stand up guy and very smart.

The smart thing to do is contribute the maximum matched amount and invest anything above that elsewhere.Out of all of the podcasts that I've listened to (and I've listened to every one of them) number 17 sticks in my mind as the only one that I consider to include really bad advice.

I'm sure that all y'all (that's the plural of y'all in the South if you didn't know) are smart enough and good enough that you will never make a mistake.