I’m debating on a complete renovation of the unit, new kitchen, new vinyl plank flooring, a mostly new 1.5 bathrooms, and an interior paint job.

My fiancee and I are on a somewhat heated debate about what type of property to invest in and make it our first home for about 4-5 years.

After much debate, I decided to get my real estate license.

I am debating the same thing myself as I intend to move to LV eventually.

I'm debating whether I should register an assumed business name, not for tax reasons as I would still be just a sole proprietor, but for more privacy (so my legal name is not thrown out everywhere) and for a more professional image.

I'm debating whether to list it vacant or possibly just lease the top floor so the buyer knows that they'd have some income coming in right off the bat.

Hello,My fellow peers on bigger pockets, I have been debating on an out of state move for the last 4 months.

One area that I would be interested to see debated further (I know it's talked about at length on the forums, but maybe more in the context of retiring early specifically) is the whole free-and-clear property / mortgage debt snowball plan vs. leveraging to grow. 

I am debating selling it to cash in on the equity, or pull out a HELOC to invest in other properties.

You might have to just focus on cheaper flat fee options and then own your own brokerage in a few years , if debating going that way in a year or so.