I'm trying to educate myself on taxes, and while doing so, I started an LLC to start maximizing my write-off like expenses, travel, seminars and education, home office etc. 

Though we do not know much about real estate investing, we are looking at different ways to educate ourselves  and it seem like Bigger Pockets is a good way to start.

I wanted to put my education of REI and interest in fixing a home to use.

Regardless what strategy you chose, take your time to educate yourself on it prior to taking action.

There are other rules that your professional will help you understand. 5)Also, self-insured medical reimbursement plans and deductible educational assistance plans for legitimate family-employees can reduce taxes.6) Also, there are many many credits that you might qualify.

Fourth, education and safety has always been incredibly strong in Minnesota.

I have been in the field (construction/building) for almost 14 years now and have been contemplating jumping in to real estate with my partner since we began this venture.My business partner Shawn, is a classically educated guy, also in his early 30's.

Troubleshooting maintenance and dealing with contractors will also be very educational. 

In between life and raising our daughter, I'm constantly listening to podcasts, reading books, or educating myself online.

Personally, I take the time to educate my wife and show her the numbers.