Yah Jerry, very creative.

There are some challenges and some unique opportunities that traveling and being in the military offer, and as long as you are prepared and equipped to deal with them you can be very successful in this business.

Does the loan officer prepare the documents for the underwriter to make an approval?

Here's where I need some creative ideas.

He's right, MLS is very hard to compete for any good deals and there are lots of bidders at tax deed and foreclosure sales.Problems like these create incredible opportunities for those creative enough to think outside the norm.

Yes, i did have great memories of college and it does prepare you to meet new culture of people and you learn certain ways of presentations, research information, etc....but to go 50k in debt for that is not worth it to me in the long run...there are medical nursing schools, automotive mechanic programs, barber/hair schools, culinary, etc.

I enjoyed the process and have always enjoyed creative design and making things look better than they were before.

Its like preparing a 2nd exit strategy if things go wrong. 3 years in Real Estate is a really short time line.

You have a crap ton of forms, pay quarterly withholding/self-employment tax/payroll tax, give yourself a W-2, and so be prepared to spend money hiring a CPA and a payroll program/service.

This is in TX btw.http://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/Asset-Protect.htmlI'm making preparations to get kicked off doing mobile homes.