Knowing what not to do is way more valuable than knowing what to do and the most dangerous thing is to know your your right when you’re not. 

Your peace of mind is more important/valuable than dollars. 

I just attended my first local meetup in Atlanta, GA and it was very valuable for me. 

Even with making a ton of mistakes and not seeing some issues that I should have seen prior to purchase, I'm super excited to be getting that amount as well as learning some valuable lessons. 

Of course the other 40% know 50 times as much as I do.I've ended up designing software (for personal use) with it for too many things to mention here, but two of the biggest are Market Analysis and design/executing a REI Business Plan.Your skills with Excel should not be taken lightly, and can be a very valuable asset as a partner to many REI.

In your wife's case she might benefit from both: she needs Roth IRA LLC since her existing Roth IRA cannot be rolled over into Solo 401k, but in addition to that she could some valuable benefits from the Solo 401k. 

@Joshua Howaniec - You may be able to bring a valuable resource that others lack - time. 

I learned a few valuable lessons along they way and realized I have to take a few steps back and go back to square one.

I'm guessing your responsibilities are light at this stage in your life, health is good.My own personal hourly rate is $50, meaning if I can pay someone less than $50 an hour to do any task in my life, then I am paying them, because my time is more valuable.

Like I said  I'm new to investing in real estate within the last couple years  and I just ran across this BRRRR idea and I think I'm in love.I'm halfway through the book  which I very much find valuable  and I definitely understand  99% of it, or so I think I do at least , but the rent part is leaving me a bit confused.It's possible that I have missed this explanation or potentially didn't make it to this part yet but how much do I rent the said house for?