You lose out on the one thing that makes you truly wealthy in real estate investing, appreciation.

It will all depend on your local culture and your clients.10)What happens if I become licensed, but then for some reason pursue investing out of state, and relocate there?

Also, it seems to me that the commentators to my thread are thinking I'm throwing out low offers to see what sticks.This isn't the case at all.I'm an Investor that buys for FUTURE appreciation of both Cash Flow and Appreciation. 6 of the 8 Investment Properties I bought were from retail advertising from Brokers on the MLS.I am already wealthy and believe in setting up a win-win scenario for everyone, including the Seller, the Broker, and myself.I don't believe getting a 5% discount now on a price is worth it in my scenario.For instance, I bought a property 2000 for $140k purchase price.

@Ashton Cleveland I'm surprised no one else has chimed in yet as you are making a great move to start building some wealth. I

. - You'll learn why mortgages make you really wealthy by holding properties and paying them off instead of just buying RE and either flip or sell quickly and teach you more about the investing process in general. 

I was blessed to travel the U.S and meet many wealthy individuals from all walks of life.

The owner purchased the building in 1972 is 80+ years old and lives within a 20 minute drive, he lives in a moderate not wealthy neighborhood.

Not only are you out the money, but you are also learnIng real estate matters from someone who believes that their personal best chance at wealth is to peddle seminars.

Maybe one day I will be as wealthy as y'all. 

Louis has a spectrum of real estate that range from exceptionally wealthy to war zones. my end is to know the differences.