You're already in a position of confidence, getting a pay check and advising others, moving them from an insurance matter to a RE matter is pretty quick as going directly to valuation of a property, for example, is right down the insurance alley.Being with Met, Prudential, Hartford, or a few others adds instant credibility.

They have instant information, infinite resources, and deep pockets.

I had my tenant's paydays written on my calendar.

So far, these are the pluses and minuses I can see:Pluses: - Potential to grow: instant access to lots of work- Very low risks: no money needed.  

I tried a different browser, instant success.Sorry to be a pest.

But as I said above I wouldn't feel pressure to read and learn everything instantly.

Long term perpetual monthly income over a one time pay day.

, and my agents also need to be able to envision the value-add opportunities the property presents.I'll give you an example of each: First, an example of an agent going all-in on due diligence, and saving me a ton of cash and headache: When I was an inexperienced investor, I found my "dream house", a property that I instantly fell in love with.

I think you can be smart and look for off-market properties at a discount while deploying BARRRR to build instant equity.

Low down payment, help with rehab, instant equity potential, u can buy up to 4 units and practice being a home-owner and landlord.