I also started studying to get my real estate license but mostly just so I can learn all the different terms and how everything works.

That should finish you within 2 years and the time commitment will be less than 10 hours a week including class time and homework/studying. 

Only really screen the people who apply and send you their pays tubs, don't waste your time on someone until they prove they are  worth it.Questions to ask:Do you work in the area? 

However, track EVERYTHING so when you conduct a Cost Segregation Study, you have the numbers at your finger tips. 

@Jacob Sampson while statistics are some of my favorite things to study, I think there are a few distinctions that need to be made here.1.

Hey guys so I’m new to the real estate Industry and I’m studying to get my real estate license and I’m doing it not just to learn but to also get leads use the mls etc.

I’ve been studying real estate for a lil over a year and just closed on my 3rd turnkey property each to be cash flowing >$200/month! 

In my calculations, I save for vacancy as part of the money I set aside monthly, Over the past 4 yrs I have studied, read, taken classes, watched, and listen to everything I could to teach myself about Real Estate Investing, so I could do it right when I had the money saved to spend to mitigate the risks as much as I can.

Hello everyone, Ive been doing alot of studying and research to the point that I now feel confident enough to take the next step. 1 thing im struggling with understanding is why is it set up to be harder to get funding for an Investment property opposed to owner occupied?

@Amanda Bennett I would study some statistics on urbanization before considering a rural purchase.