Thomas, While I agree the basics are the same in investing.

So when you sell at 20 years you only make a total of $58,000 (in this example you do so with no money down, which means an infinite return on your investment).I like this guy's point.It's pure basics.

It's very rooted in basic exercise and nutrition.

With global population increasing with the exception of European nations, the cost of food and basic necessities is rising at ridiculous levels.

As an agent, you should have a leg up, in that you know the basics of real estate.

They are tellng me that basically the investor puts up a certain amount of money which is placed in a world center bank.

Both will also teach you the basics of real estate investing, especially if you begin to work with a good investor.

The basic FHA mortgage insurance program is Mortgage Insurance for One- to Four-Family Homes (Section 203(b)).

I have often talked to investors at my reia that say they are experienced, yet they really have trouble explain the very basics of REI and how they make money.

I also do some wholesaling, fix & flip, RTO, short sales, etc...basically whatever pays the bills.