Their earned income depends on closing/title companies in part and their good work, so good chance the top agents are going to have an idea.

Is that considered passive income or is it considered earned income?

I “earned” $2000 in about 4 hours of work and even didn’t find asbestos containing insulation.My appraisal came in $8k above my purchase price, however there were a few asterisks in the report “valued at X in it’s current condition”.

I operate a Real Estate Network group where I teach people about the different roles involved in a real estate, how much money each role earns and the amount of work each role has to put into a deal to make that money. 

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I don't have a lot of opportunities to "maybe" earn a few million over the next few years and leaving this money in the stock market could earn maybe 20-30% if things go well, but I doubt that will happen. 

That being said, you can definitely earn more revenue with STRs, but you’ll also have more expenses and more management.My target market for this strategy is (1) remote workers who want to “vacation” in Austin while continuing to work, and (2) folks relocating to Austin and need a place to stay for a few months while they find a long term housing solution.

Whereas, it is difficult for a RE Professional to claim RE Professional/active if they have W2 earnings.  

With all that said, there still can be loyalty, but it typically has to be earned.

The return the IRA earns on the exit fees must be consistent with its percentage of investment.