If it's just getting the license, you need to keep reviewing the material from your course - practice tests, flash cards, videos, whatever you need to learn as effectively as you can. 

Ideally, I'd like to buy several more properties and leave the desk and have rental income provide for me and my family. 

If you are gonna go out of state, do yourself a favor: either purchase at least class B properties that are above the median house price (not sub $100k properties) or find a boots on the ground partner (who ideally runs a property management company) and give them part ownership in exchange for managing your properties so they have skin in the game.

Communication is key.Thank you for the opportunity to share one of my favorite videos!

He starts talking about it in min 30:56 of the video.

There's a lot we do to ensure compliance and protect ourselves from lawsuits - from heavy duty insurance policies to video recording in every room and badge locks on the doors, to having an extremely solid legal team (thankfully, we've only ever had to call them to write up deals and fight with the occasional bad contractor).You'd be at risk for anything that happens there that some lawyer (the kind that advertise on TV) could try to pin on the property, especially if you're the only person in the picture worth suing.

Ideally, it appraises for the contracted price, so we wont have to worry, but Im pretty damn nervous. 

Hi @Kenny Colato, You might want to read and watch the youtube video about beginners for BRRR https://www.google.com/amp/s/w... 

Ideally it is enough to pay off the loans and late fees, plus put a few dollars in her pocket.

Ideally, we would like to use an FHA loan for the 3.5% down payment.