I am in Georgia and LLC is the path I have been educated on.

I have been an investor since 1985 and still enjoy it to this day, you must be very when investing in real estate my recommendation is to educate yourself and make sure you are prepared.Here are some good questions to ask yourself prior to deciding which type of investing avenue to take.Why do you want to invest in real estate?

I educate all potential sellers about "wholesalers" and why they should avoid them.

We all need an education in money and real estate, and we all "pay" for our educations.

I read that you need 90+ hours of classroom/home study education.

Even if there were no chance of a deal, this is experience and education building.If there's an opportunity with nothing to lose and something to gain, take it!

They don't care to educate, they just care to fill their own pockets.

Installment # 10 Insurance Issues for The Real Estate Investor Let's move on now to a topic which is probably most overlooked.WORKERS COMPENSATION:Though frequently overlooked by many real estate investors, worker's compensation (WC) and related issues should certainly be addressed early in your business planning stages.

Hey Kathryn,If you no longer work for the state education system then there should be no problem rolling those funds over to any type of IRA.

You should be in the stage of educating yourself.