I quit my full time job in law enforcement last February to raise my children. ( 2 under 2.. daycare cost nearly as much as my salary. ) I am not looking to commit a ton of time to the real estate agency because I want and need to be with my children.With all of my personal interests and requirements do you think it would still be worth my time to get my license?

Unfortunately, the disaster relief usually isn't enough to put the house back into the same shape as it was before.After Sandy, many homeowners stayed in their homes or stayed in hotels and kept their homes while waiting for relief funds.

The house was raised using jacks and a new foundation four courses high25 courses wide was replaced all with new footing.

However, if I have to take the property with a tenant, my preference then is a tenant on a month-to-month agreement so if there's problems with them it's easier to get them out, and if I want to keep them then it's easier to raise the rent and I can have them sign my own lease agreement. 

Hello BP Community,My name is Shawn Roys and I am new to real estate investing and (relatively) new to BiggerPockets.My wife and I currently live in Orange, CA, but are moving to Anchorage, AK (I was born and raised in Anchorage) next year.

- Jenny and Chi Coming from experience i lost 4k for doing nonrefundable earnest trying to get a 203k funded even with a consultant, etc. they take a long time. make sure your are patient. you may want to just close it and do a cash out later on and use some of your funds to do the project 

Also we have a friend funding the deals as we find them.

-I consult for a 26 Billion dollar hedge fund and perform thorough analysis of investments and their projections..

In my personal experience, most spaces still open are those with trust funds or other businesses that keep co-working open just for the fun of it.  

I just finished reading Finding & Funding Great Deals (twice) by Ansong Young and I am extremely excited to get started!