At the very least, I hope a few things stick in their mind when they are older.

If you're active duty, make sure to use your VA loan at your next location.

I don't mind 'over paying' (within reason) for this convenience - when you pay your PMC to carry out these issues what you really have are -- a property manager, a personal assistant and a maintenance contractor all wrapped into one nice and neat little service.... so yeah.. 

thx experts There are certainly a lot of factors that go into the decision - keep in mind to there are multiple options with no prepayment penalty, so while there will be costs associated with the refinance - a no-prepay-penalty loan to purchase (at low leverage) can make a lot of sense as you can refinance later when rates inevitably come down, but don't have to time/guess when that is

I'm going to be looking to get my realty license primarily to benefit my own investing ventures rather than actively looking to take on clients as a stream of income.

The thought came to mind to ask this question because I've had my personal washing machine and dishwasher both have problems about 2 weeks ago, and I have successfully fixed the washer with a $35 part from Amazon (after watching a few youtube videos), and the part for the dishwasher has still to come in.

Keep that in mind, when you are vetting your deals.

With all the DOJ activity against NAR, CAR and Realtor associations over potential antitrust law violations.

One thing sticks out in my real estate investment career: the constant increase of influence through acquisitions and activity.

It's been a journey of discipline and learning, and I believe I'm now at the stage where I'm ready to start actively shopping around for real estate investments.However, embarking on this path is both exciting and daunting.