a few months no.. if you dont plan to use it ever.. as for basic education in regards to vocabulatory etc. the pre license courses are cheap and you will learn things.

Pretty much the only way to get funds into a retirement account is via earned income.Of course, growing it inside an account is a different issue.With those additional properties you say you are helping your kids buy, are you putting your name on Title? 

Of course, there is a fee for this, $250 and up, depending on the size of the dwelling. 

Read more tips and tricks about creating compelling imagery, or click below to edit your existing photos.So I guess AI will be deciding what the best photo to use is eh?

At least here in Colorado, we have a few examples of cities -- Colorado Springs and Littleton, just outside of Denver -- that had active laws permitting non-owner-occupied STRs and then changed course and prohibited them, but in both cases, those cities grandfathered in existing permitted Airbnbs. 

I am currently completing the pre-licensure course for my MLO license, aiming to become a mortgage broker specializing in primarily non-QM/hard money products, along with some conforming loans.

We all have regular W2 jobs, and we'd love some tips on how to make the most of it.

Contrary to what social media real estate gurus (who are trying to sell a program/course) of "get started in RE without your own money using Other People's Money" that's a potential disaster. 

I'm sure you can learn all about best strategies, tricks, tips, etc, but I'd suggest focusing on the baby steps right in front of you.

I don’t rely on pre-set searches I’ve set up with an agent because those can run 1-2 days behind what gets listed online and you can miss out on hot deals by waiting that long.