Real estate exams are supposed to be comprehensive and difficult for a reason.

Spend some time reading several good comprehensive books on real estate investing, and then take that $18,000 and buy a property. 

I need some type of template for each house.I want a quick overview of the properties like - purchase date, amount paid, a picture of the house, rent amount, date rented... etc.Do you know where I can find a format like this? 

Consulting with a tax professional and financial advisor to create a comprehensive strategy that balances your real estate ambitions with long-term financial security.Remember, successful real estate investing is about managing risk as much as seeking returns.

Lease Agreements:Have a clear and comprehensive lease agreement.

Between blogs (and vlogs), podcasts and books, there is a ton of information available and since you already have experience you can tailor the knowledge you are looking for on your own rather than forking over a ton of money for what will inevitably be a broad overview and an up-sell.

I use it in combination with mls comps---some comps on Z are not on mls.It's a one stop shop for a quick overview.

Just saw this blog post on BP I will be reviewing in full. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/11465/82173-a-brief-overview-of-qualified-opportunity-zones

•Do you have the time and resources to complete detailed underwriting, prepare a comprehensive loan request, and manage lender communication and deliverables?

Once that mortgage payment is gone we are in essence financially independent.Years to Retirement Financial Overview Spreadsheet I calculated using my Financial-Spreadsheet * assuming the $100,000 in rent * that our annual savings rate after all expenses is $53,722.