PLEASE ADVISE: Other investor/realtor in my shoe, who has license and buy own stuff... when do you use your brokerage and when do you fsbo? 

I didn't get the e-book that they give away but I probably will, I'm just waiting for the sales shoe to drop but so far I'm not getting a scam or "sales" feeling from it.

Its really very little different than a shoe factory.

Anyone else been in my shoes?

Sip on some Cuban coffee in Ybor, stroll through the tree-lined streets of Seminole Heights, and really get a feel for Tampa yourself.

My income goes up every year, I'm currently a construction apprentice.My ultimate goal is to create passive income I'm not a fan of the berrrr strategies I'm more interested in house hacking or simple buy and hold single family units.1.what would you do if you were in my shoes.

Hey, BP!  My wife and I have closed on our first ever property, investment or otherwise.  We bought it through a hard money lender at 1%/month and 10% down.  What I am now trying to do is refinance it so I can have my...

Account Closed If I were in your shoes, I would refinance to pull out the equity.

Not sure what the rules are where you're at, but part time work might look like cleaning out houses or helping with rehab with a general contractor - That's only IF you want to go down that route.I've got limited experience in RE Investing, but if I were in your shoes, I might break the industry down into a couple of categories: Read about Wholesaling/Marketing, and maybe try to get some part time work in that realm....There's also Property Management, which might become available to you as a leasing consultant or something similar with a property mgmt company or at an apartment complex.....Think about jobs at banks too, as spending time there could give you an idea of how loans are processed and what gets an applicant approved or denied......Lastly, and something for RIGHT NOW - I'd say get in touch with a general contractor that does rehabs - or get your friends and family to keep an ear out for someone they know who does fix/flips - Go to them and try to score a summer job with them....Cleaning out vacant homes, assisting the contractors, doing whatever they ask.

@Pablo Miguel Hernandez if I were in your shoes I would sell the liability provided you don't need your home for family/other reasons.