The purpose of the exams are to make sure you understand all of the laws and terminology associated with them so I would focus on studying the legal stuff and stay away from learning how to actually sell or interact in the market to keep on track.

I recently found this site and am truly excited to interact with everyone, expand my knowledge and gain experience in real estate investing.My intention for 2016 is to buy my 2nd rental property (maybe 3rd and 4th, optimist here) and begin to better understand the ins and outs of the real estate market.

It's always fun to lurk, but a bit more fun once you get the interaction going on.

As with most any investor conference, REIA event or even local meetups...the value tends to come from the quality and quantity of interactions with those in attendance.  

I invest with Interactive Brokers which allows me to borrow up to 85% of my stock portfolio at a disgustingly low rate of 1.1% above 100K.

Referencing your last post (altho over 6 years ago) where you looked up an owner on Facebook and she reached out to you, can you tell me what the outcome of that interaction was?

Go interact with people.

I was recently at an event the folks that make what I consider money at this and I am sure Cody would consider money or a decent living. will send 50 to 100k plus mailers per month.. they have knock dead interactive lead capture websites.. they have staff that runs down the leads in real time.. and they are real closers..

Ever.No landlord should ever choose to work with any individual that has that attitude, it will be reflected in every aspect if your interaction with them.

For the time being I have absolutely no interest in buying it for the price that you are asking.Seller: No problem take careMe: ByebyeMy first thoughts on this interaction is that it was very weak on my part to give in and give him my maximum rather than he give me his minimum.What does BP think about this?