If you are passionate about what you are studying then do not drop out of school.

That's how you prove the rent roll and operational expenses. 

I  have just finished my 90-hour class study and getting ready to pass my state exam this week.I would like to see if I could get an advice from experienced real estate brokers here.What should my first steps be and what to avoid.Planning to be doing it full-timeCentury 21 vs keller williams ?

Over the years I've read books, listened to podcasts, read articles, studied investment strategies, studied investment strategies and studied investment strategies.

Looking to study this market a bit more and planning to purchase this summer, if a good property comes up.

Hi there guys,I have done a lot of research and studies on Assigning Lease Options or Rent To Own.

I'm curious if you guys think I should only expect to get approved for a loan on one 4-unit right now, and I'll need to prove my landlord worthiness for a year or 2 before I could get another.Thanks for your sage advice!

I have been living in Austin TX for about a year and not too long ago I started studying Real Estate Investing on my spare time.

My down payment was around 9k, but you'll also need to prove you've got 3 months reserves to pay the mortgage when pulling the FHA loan.

I'm literally two months into my study.