You made my weekend ahead much better!

Have a great weekend & appreciate the help & advice everyone!

However, I think real estate seems to allow me to start low and slow to a point where I can do my IT job 100% during the week and real state at night and weekends.

In return, you will give a $500 referral fee for that information if you close on the deal.People would have paid at least $199 for a weekend seminar and lost 2 days of their life for that 30seconds of valuable information.  

I'm trying to work on our numbers over the weekend and the city is closed so I can't call to ask the question....I come to the next best place....actually I think this is better than calling the city anyways :)Any advice would be appreciated.

I have every intention of completing my MBA over the next 5 years or so on a part time nights and weekends basis, which my new employer will pay for 100%.I am in the middle of a divorce right now. 

Based on the comps, I leased less than the market rent and planning to lease per market after expiration of the current lease, so I may be able to make additional 100-150$ a month.During the weekend, I get a chance to meet tenant and during the conversation, we both expressed our interest in converting this lease to 'lease to own' option as the tenant is having not so good credit history and like to buy this property after he is able to repair his credit.I have neither done 'Lease to Own' transaction nor do have knowledge in it.

I just got my first deal under contract  over the weekend and hope to be posting about it on here soon.  

Hello BP, this past weekend I was in Toronto, Canada and read the The Globe and Mail paper.

I make a reasonable income despite only working for 10 months a year and I can mostly make my own schedule, which is generally nights and weekends, leaving my mornings, days, and winter months free to learn REI.The downside is that being a 1099 contractor, i pose a risk to conventional lenders (so i believe?).