Now that my goals have changed from "BE DEBT FREE" to "FINANCIAL independence"  I now like the idea of 30 year amt, because of the reasons that @Russell Brazil mentioned. 

Brand new to Bigger Pockets and Nebraska and looking for experience in real estate so that I can eventually become financially independent and shortly after be a millionaire thru investing in real estate, paper, and business assets.

Good Evening:In the last 5 years, I have been reading a lot of blogs about financial independence, and I have learned that renting properties can help me to achieve it.

I am completely new to the real estate scene and hope to pick your brilliant minds towards financial independence.

Firstly welcome and you really should not be paying for education that you learn hands and your own independent research.

., if you are up for the challenge I would be happy to assist in your quest to achieving home ownership and create a path to financial independence.

By working under a broker, you don't necessarily work for them as most agents are independent and do their own thing but you work under their supervision.

I would say it will depend on the broker, But Exit, and Remax have a pretty good hold on the REO side as Franchises go, Im independent, the non Franchise offices generally have more flexibility, but less training. as far as Law firms, Mallory & Zimmerman, reps for Associated bank in Foreclosures, my interaction with them has been good, and they seem to know what they are doing.  

I'm Justin I work at presale engineer for business company for 12 years, I want to work without a traditional employer’s workspace, well, works for me on many levels-flexibility, autonomy, and not having to ask anyone...

My first Brokerage was a small independent firm, where there was no training but offered one-on-one support which I now know is even more helpful.