I am a contractor and investor and my next step is to get my RE license (and of course get $2m in the bank so i wont need any loans)

The biggest challenge we've faced by far is educating contractors - first you need to find contractors willing to be educated, then you need to be prepared to pay more during the first couple of projects while they become proficient with their new knowledge.We have yet to produce a retrofit meeting all EnerPHit criteria, but we are getting a little closer each time.

The next step for me is to network; I figure I'll learn best from real stories, situations, and maybe most importantly, local market experience.

It is very important in my view to consider the relationship in working with a provider, turnkey or otherwise, as one that needs time and steps toward building trust and understanding.  

Hello,  I want to make the next step.  

. , these are all good questions for an attorney that practices in the state the property is located.Evictions are very state specific and missing a step if you rush into it will only further prolong the process.

Great first step by joining BP.

I'd rather wait an extra month and be sure all obstacles have been cleared than end up with a dirty title or a lawsuit challenging ownership. 

Congrats on taking the first step towards financial freedom.

I am currently taking the steps necessary to get my Real Estate License and should be done in the next few months...