It will require time and some money to get a RE agent license, and either of these will require a significant investment of time before you can actually achieve a payday.

If you first start with one property with the goal of just a little cash flow, over time you will gain the real experiance you need to gain confidence to have what it takes to do more deals.The biggest thing my momma always told me all through my growing up was:"Don't skip steps"You will achieve your goals and aspirations if you have a plan that doesn't skip steps.

In the 1960s, having helped to achieve passage of state and federal fair housing legislation, the FHCSP began monitoring real estate agencies' performance under the new laws.

Find deals like that and you'll achieve your goals.

If you have a full time job, 2080 hours per year, you need to spend 2081 hours a year doing real estate.If you're married, and your spouse doesn't work, maybe she can achieve the 750 hours.The other gotcha is that you have to pay this back when you sell.

He's an egomaniacal Chicago thug politician who acts like a liberal democrat because he found he could use liberal democrats to achieve his own ends.

If you are going to go for distressed deep discount real estate, then rehab and possibly hold or maybe flip, well you need to sit back a bit and achieve a couple of things.Number one, you need a plan.

Basically my life goals are to use real estate to generate enough passive income to achieve real financial independence.

Being relatively young what would be the best ways to achieve the goal of acquiring 100+ propertie sin the shortest period of time.

I plan on spending alot of time on BP learning and taking steps towards achieving my goals into being a solid RE investor.