I'm a lifelong engineer, married to an MD (sugar mama) and for family reasons we wanted to have one of us in a career with a bit more day-to-day flexibility as our young child (and hopefully more on the way) grow up.  

I haven't worked with a PA branch, but I really enjoy working with First American Title.

My comment is intended to deflate the concept that a National Average NEVER apply to specific cases - - eg: American's have 2.5 kids - - quite impossible isn't it.Numbers I cite are operation in my market, my region, true and reliable enough to get a full price offer in ten days. 

Once you say NFL, you instantly have a captive audience amongst a large portion of the American demographic.

But I would hope you're able to recognize the difference in yourselves from the typical American who doesn't know what they are missing out on by spending their money on cars, lattes, clothes, and cable.Please, read the things I've said or take the time to listen to the podcast before casting assumptions on what I'm saying.

There are numerous hurdles to overcome:(1) A 50% rule, i.e. once an IRA (directly or indirectly) participates with a disqualified party (in this case you), then you cannot have additional capital contribution in the child LLC's that you mention.(2) An "enabling" rule. i.e.

You should consider using the American Industrial Real Estate Association (AIREA) forms.

you just have to go take the pre license course before you are able to take the R.E exam Kunal Mishra .. i went to the american school of business in fairfield .. it was 2 weeks long if you go during the day if you choose to do the night courses its a little longer like 11 or 12 weeks i believe

Hello! My name is Mike Orbinpost. I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast for the past several months, and am now getting serious about starting investing in real estate. I currently live in Korea, but am ...

As I am watching episodes of "American greed", I am relieved that I am investing in real estate, something I have more control over than stocks or bonds, something I can add value to.