A lot of investors choose the second.After two years (based on what you said), you're allowed to get your brokers license, at which point you can start your own brokerage.Happy to answer more questions if you have any follow-up...

This is something they can choose not to insure or to charge more for, unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much we can do about it.What I find frustrating is that they'd rather I rent to someone fresh out of high school who isn't going to school than the exact same person who is.

It is one building that is divided into 3 separate store fronts. 2 of them are currently leased, but he was honest and said both business had already violated their leases and are now on month to month and he can give them 90 days to vacate if he chooses.

When given a choice, a sales guy working on a desk at JP Morgan or alike, will choose to work with their capital market counter-party simply because the trade is larger, which also means more money for the sales person.

, invest in real estate, do private lending, etc. and grow your wealth tax-deferred (or tax free if you choose to use Roth sub-account that is available to you with the Solo 401k Plan).

Most of these folks choose this route because it is affordable.

There are so many markets to choose from, why would you "spin your wheels" trying to analyze the 50-75 properties in the same area.

Finding a PM is so hard, and I don't blame @SuzieB for not ending up choosing one.

Even if you tell the tenant not to use it, an injury attorney could argue 'attractive nuisance' if the tenant disregards your instructions and chooses to repair and use the tub.)

Bill, why is it that everyone who chooses to utilize their 2nd Amendment rights is a "bad azz" with an attitude?