They have really helped me to gain an insight into real estate investing.I'd love to network with people in Richmond,VA and the area around it just to get to know some people there before moving there and also in order to be able to get into investing in real estate in the area.Neither of us have actually ever visited Richmond but we will come down for a week this summer to check the city out while visiting family in NYC. 

I suspect that a few moderators will be needed to boot out the people like the one that posted all lose gain muscle posts in the RE Success Stories the other night.  

Whatever gives you the most control and financial gain vs personal risk is the way to go in my opinion. 

A little bit of risk can yield a good gain.

A lot of answers to my questions seems to be "NETWORK" your face off gain exposer.

I'm still considering the pros and cons of college, and in the process of considering this decision, I am applying some knowledge that I gained in my microeconomics class: do not let sunk costs affect a decision, as the money has already been spent and cannot be recovered.

I think you'd be a great example of a partner that a more inexperienced person would gain a lot from.

I'm curious if any note investors have spent the time cultivating relationships with financial planners or advisers in order to gain access to their pool of clients?

If you have occupied less than 24 months, the tax-free gain is a percentage of the 24 months you've been there.

The wording will give them piece of mind.When you do sell, it will be capital gains - are you ready for that.