You might also consider Northwest Real Estate Investors Association. 4- If you get your license you are going to have to disclose, disclose, disclose.

I think 3 to 6% is more realistic associated with a 20% wage/rent increase.  

There is so much to find on this site, and so many ways to be profitable in real estate, that I kept getting distracted by new things.Since you are in the area, why don't you join us at the Metro East Real Estate Investors Association meeting this Monday?

Anyone here going to the Metropolitan Real Estate & Investors Association - MREIA - meeting at the Woodbridge Hilton on 3/17?

You will not be sorry for joining the association, guaranteed!

Its my understanding that banks will typically allow 75% of the rent as income.Be aware there are a lot of expenses associated with any property, and more for rentals than a property you occupy.

Hi there, I'm looking at investing in tax liens in my local area (Ohio).I'm curious to know the risks associated with liens.I know *if* you foreclosed on the property, you have the very real chance of getting a property that's almost worthless, thus overpaying.My area pays 16% per year for liens, so that makes them a pretty decent investment.

Check out your local Real Estate Investment Association for other fellow investors.

The only types of fees associated with being a sole proprietor are the licensing fees that your city or state or locality charges for doing business.Tax Consequences of a Sole Proprietorship.

You should do a search with google.Also, check with the National Association of Credit Services Organizations to see if the company you are considering is a member.This is the only accredition that matters in the credit repair industry.