With this, consider the attention span of such a group, for someone who is not use to classroom studies, who may have been out of school for 10 or 15 years, may well have difficulty in comprehending the third and fourth hour of information having received two hours prior.

I bet Mitt Romney's dad didn't make Mitt use his own money to learn how to invest.Whatever studies you are reading are for selective purposes only.

It might be a couple hundred bucks to get one out there but then you will know for sure if you have a problem or not and how to fix it.Heck I bet you can talk to an engineer and he might be willing to look at pictures first and then tell you if further study is needed.

Having attempted to study strategy for a while on this subject, it is looking more and more like setting up an LLC in TN is a bad idea because of the 6.5% franchise tax.

I would suggest studying up on contracts in general, and weasel clauses in particular before using them.

That said, the LayOut program that comes with it is pretty awesome - the case studies for the documents people have made can be great selling tools for a property.

I started by studying the Carleton Sheets course, literally every waking minute, for a solid week.

(Actually, studies show that you retain more information when you take notes so borrow the books and take lots of notes to keep.)2.

A good agent can get pretty close to the proper value for a property/apartment if they've done their homework and studied a market.

Study your market, and when a home sells check the tax assessors website and see if these really are investors OR if they are retail buyers buying the home to live in.