It will help with investing and when you do networking, by having your license you bring something to the table.

After about 2 hrs of table talk we came up with only 2 properties to look at for potential rentals...so expect to really put your networking skills to test and do a lot of driving for dollars to find the deals.

I come from a long line of insurance people on both sides of the family, and have more than a passing familiarity with insurance claims as a result (regular dinner table talk)...and I would never in a million years think that someone's burst pipe leaking into my apartment is an Act of God.

This makes it easy to meet the Patriot Act requirements on proving the source of funds as well.She is not unique except that she was the first to invest with us.As for the third party accreditation services, I am told by my attorney there is no case law proving that provides any protection to you.

My point is that I don't understand why you fixate on a crappy property that requires lots of effort unless the upside works uniquely to your benefit.

Then the next day (avoid funding at the table) have your friend buy the note, she simply assigns the note and deed of trust.

Have a bit of a unique situation.Got a tenant in a SFR 3/2 property.

Cashflow is great to have, but IMO your leaving too much equity on the table and am not leveraging it enough to its full potential.

If there is a real deal on the table, they'd typically rather see that through then foreclose.

IKEA stuff shows great when it's new, is all matching which students like, and I can order replacement parts online.I purchased: Sofas, Coffee Tables, Beds, Desks and Dressers.Does anyone have experience with this?