There seems to be a wide variety of investors/real estate people in this forum.

Get a list (which can come from a variety of sources), 2.

If you can put at least a year long plan in place that should be enough time to get you to the point where you are ready to fly on your own.Personally I spent about $30,000 on Real Estate education from a variety of sources.

Privacy, yes, in that the identification of beneficiaries is not typically public, with the exception of Arizona statute.Due to the wide variety of trust objectives, you cannot assume that they will follow a given pattern.

This makes it easier as a landlord because you have a variety of applicants to chose from.Hope this helps from a college guys perspective.

There's plenty of members here with experiences in such a wide variety of areas, including the ones you're interested in.If I could make one suggestion, since you're just starting out, you might want to focus on learning as much as you can about one particular area of REI before you try to learn about all of them.

There are a lot of banks that have a variety of programs and parameters.

It is also applied at a variety of levels, sometimes on the bid number, sometimes on the RE Value, sometimes spread onto assumption expenses and sometimes in assumption time.

As for counter tops, if you aren't doing islands or anything deeper than the traditional 22" depth, you can buy prefabricated granite slabs at a variety of places.

Roth gains are another matter.I pose that question because company plans are often the traditional variety, where pre-tax dollars fund the 401K investments.