You need to look at no less than 1000 properties on line and then 50-100 in person to get just a slight feel for the market.

I looked online and saw the IRS charges about 5% late payment and interest charges per month.

Search RE online - get a sense for sale and rental values on your own.

Anything above that, you are looking at too grey a line, definitely play it safe with the SEC.

I would like to build great relationships online and offline via BP.Keeping my current career in banking, I have a goal to have a passive income for fianancial freedom and stable retirement.I have a question to our experienced investors.

Does anyone have a suggestion for an online course that I can take to obtain a Real Estate License in Texas?

Maybe one of the agent’s friends goes online to look at the agent’s listings, figures out which one it is, then passes that info to another one of their friends.

If you are a bit more conservative and believe the market will decline, then I recommend putting it somewhere safe.

I have been learning a lot through online sources, but one area that I am still unsure of is how much detail a Purchase and Sales Agreement needs to have when entering into a contract with a motivated seller.

For someone like you who doesn't have a ton of time in the day, I'd consider taking online courses to get your license.I'm looking at: https://www.realestateexpress.com/-Tyler