I'm interested in the commercial aspect as well - lots of people say you can start with commercial first and others say go with the SFH/MFH first, what would you recommend?

I would say they still need to be ethical in all aspects to anyone involved.

Originally posted by "akhanna":In my humble opinion and by way of opinion of an attorney that is the senior counsel for one of the largest private real estate acquisition companies.........Real Estate Owners/Investors/Companies= Delaware LLC.Of course, there are thousands of factors to come into play so it is crucial that you, the owner/member/officer of the future company invest what ever required (within reason) to research this.

Yes, Well.....my interest spans more from a technical aspect as i am in the business of promoting our website for the company i work with.

If you are really just starting to find out about this topic, you need to get a good grounding in all aspects.2) Figuring out what you want to do - Buying cash-flowing rentals?

These two numbers are crucial to the equation and if either are different then it will dramatically change your answer.I have come across quite a few investors that have a hang up with buying from another investor.

I'm not very proficient with most commercial aspects of the business, but from my understanding you can buy just about any account receivable.

would your real estate grade read something like this:C+ Comments: Jonny (you) has a great understanding of the subject, but he could be applying himself more.or maybeD Comments: Jonny is easily distracted and tends to wander off in class.or maybe the most commonF Comments: Jonny knows the material, but is having trouble applying it.I would suggest trying this excercise with all aspects of your life.

From every aspect

These classes will walk you through legal aspects, basic financing methods, the appraisal process and many other basic RE concepts that investors rely on, but may not realize it!