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Brian Foy New member from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
10 December 2015 | 1 reply
I studied Civil engineering at West VIrginia University.
Casey Hunter 18 year old on road to financial freedom
10 December 2015 | 2 replies
Real Estate certainly has the potential to make you financially free at the ripe old age of 45 as outlined.Good luck and best wishes with your studies, implementation of plan and stable health!
Josselyne Lugo Wholesale Owner finance.
14 August 2016 | 45 replies
Which I understand is a condition often studied in psychology and behavioral economics.Cheers
Ror M. Atlanta Doraville
16 October 2015 | 11 replies
I've not studied how it fast it moves, but it's evident.  
Karla P. Newbie from Austin Texas with a "good problem"
9 July 2015 | 9 replies
Hi,I'm a newbie here, but have been wrestling with this decision and studying up and would like feedback.We have a house in Austin we bought in a very good neighborhood/school zone in 1995 for 110k.
Ryan Deasy Help! Condo issues...
26 July 2015 | 7 replies
Associations plan for capital improvements through reserve studies conducted by engineers, which plan 30 years out and are typically updated every 5-7 years. 
Jose Montero 18 year old too young for the real estate world?
7 July 2015 | 4 replies
I have been studying this field and reading about it and i feel like i have the knowledge that many new assistants have and i could start selling already. but they insist that because of my age and my baby face it will be hard for people to take me seriously. i think that as long as i give top fiduciary services it should not matter what my age is or how old/young i am. what do you guys think??
Joy Mondala SHOULD I GET MY RE LICENSE?
8 July 2015 | 13 replies
It was my parents' suggestion that I should profit off of them selling their houses that got the ball rolling again on "should I get my RE license" but I didn't know if it'd be worth it (and to what degree) if in a year's time, I barely recouped the financial investment I made into just getting licensed/registered as an REA through the commissions of the houses, not including the time invested studying/testing/away from work and play.I know on the podcasts Josh jokes about Detroit, and seeing it first hand, I can see why as some of the pockets of the city are off-putting, but much like San Diego (from Oceanside all the way down to San Ysidro) there are surrounding areas that have piqued my interest, I just need to get boots on the ground once I'm there and see if these all pencil out. 
Mike Nelson New Member from Chicago and Oak Park
1 March 2017 | 8 replies
I enjoy reading the forums, there are certainly a lot of knowledgeable people, some amazing achievements, and a whole range of ideas, solutions and case studies.  
Ezechaelle Norris Overcoming the newbie fear of Stepping out, fear of rejection, and the fear of doing it right in real estate investing
9 July 2015 | 11 replies
There is allot you can do with properties without buying them by studying and researching properties and the real estate market in general in your area.