@Marko Zlatic As a syndicator in the apartment syndication space, I can categorically say that, from a busy professional's perspective, Passive Investing beats Active Investing hands down for a couple of reasons:If you are doing something you are (it seems like) already passionate about (YouTube), I'd say get better at learning that craft and parlay that capital into a passive play Real Estate has been proven to be a steady wealth creator in this country.For someone who is already busy, passive investing is a no brainer.

In order to learn investment you'll need a company that gives you training, mentoring and leads to get to practice your new craft and agents/mentors that are investors themselves and their clients are mostly investors. 

It's great to hear about what's going on in Lexington as I put together my tools to craft my first deal. 

A well-crafted additional insured endorsement on the insurance policy would be required (researched)

The timber used was air-dried virgin fir and spruce of real versus nominal thickness, more solid and with greater long-term structural integrity than the kiln-dried managed-forest sticks we build with today.Even the designs homebuilders had to pick from, heavily influenced by the incipient modernism of the Prairie School and the Arts and Crafts movement at the time, were very heavily focused on lasting value.

This place, being on my street, is a great opportunity and I'd love to craft a letter to his family to see if I can maybe make an offer on it.

Purchase price: $210,000 Cash invested: $269,000 Sale price: $305,000 CRAFT-MAN in the heart of the city. 2-car garage detached, RV access, single story.

I'm hoping my finance degree, banking experience, maturity and entrepreneurial experience will make me a good candidate to join a thriving and healthy team.I too will have fun crafting a creative linkage to founding, owning and managing an early childhood English immersion Montessori Center in Beijing to my new career.

Those obstacles are going allow you to hone your craft.  

Also, reno has been postponed and placed on standstill for a month.Is there a way I can craft up a deal where I can buy the house from my brother in law and create a win win situation?!