I am not sure if I would want to practice, so this question is strictly related to the benefits associated with investing from becoming an agent.

In older houses where the ceiling is usually 8 feet tall or higher, this is practically invisible.

I'm currently living in North Carolina and gearing up to relocate to Jackson,Mississippi within the next month or two.

Maybe if someone could walk me through what I need to do to be ready to buy if a recession was to occur and credit tightens (which is a cause and effect of recessionary pressures).My goal is buy during this type of period and I understand that could be difficult as lending practices change during hard times.

The Dearborn and Real Estate Exam Practice apps were my favorites. 

I’ll pm you contacts I have that practice real estate law, though some are very specific on the category of real estate they cover.

I am making a commitment to practice using the tool calculator.

Full disclosure…although my degree was in accounting 30 years ago, I have never practiced as an accountant.

We also have a real estate practice here that, among other things, works with investors.

I have a demo set up for this week, but was hoping for practical experiences before that.Thanks!