I plan on building spec homes as active income and building rental properties for passive income.

That's all about me, I feel like I know a lot of the active members on the site reading your responses and posts, but nice to let you know a little about myself!

@Todd Willhoite  Desktop Underwriter® (DU®) provides lenders a comprehensive credit risk assessment that determines whether a loan meets Fannie Mae’s eligibility requirements. 

@Nicholas Norris If you plan on getting your RE license, you still need to find a broker to take you on and let you stay active as a part time or full time agent.

This requires self-employment activity, though.

Now that you're active on the forums, you'll find that there are people on here that are JUST as helpful.

Once I start as an agent, I will be actively learning the market in general and for my own future purchase of a rental property.

These metrics are reflected on a project level as well as performance for to the project sponsor and investors on a pre and post tax basis.Let me know if you have interest or need for such a tool.Best Regards and good luck in your real estate activities.

I am in zero danger of losing the home I own, and am actively working to get ready to buy my first rental as soon as possible. 

I think I've located the source of the leak and will bring someone in to assess repairs.