It's been great traveling the world, putting hard earned tax dollars to work, but It's time for me to go home and build a business of my own.  

We didn't join the few that went back to the table, and we didn't join the tax lien buyers club or whatever it's called, although that one peaked my interest the most I think.

Working real estate deals is like floating an iceberg - 90% of the work is done below the surface, and that's the part that keeps the peak from going underwater.

Hopefully pulling more per door and reinvesting into more properties to compound the earning on real estate.

I have been thinking/reading about REI for a few years now as a way to earn additional income.

I am looking for an intern to learn and earn their way into the industry.

Think of yield as the interest your money is earning.

In a "Net listing" an agent that makes an agreement with a property owner for them to take a certain price and allow that agent or facilitator to earn the difference to a higher price is considered contrary to the public good, contrary to ethical dealing as the profit stems from the lower purchase price agreed to rather than from paying a set fee based on the owner receiving what they are entitled to.

I'd say Wait until you're more stable and earning more.  

The money I earn is in essence my children's.