Welcome to BP Ryan.You're off to a great start, having a mentor is absolutely vital if you want to lessen the bumps on the head from the school of hard knocks.

The larger houses can get more money in the best school district but those are hard.

For that zip code, the school district is not preferable to me.

In fact, someone PMed me saying where that degree was from and mentioned that it's from a mail in degree bogus school, but, whatever.

Your elementary-school English teacher would be mortified!

There is no magic contract that will keep you out of court that depends more on the person you're selling the business to, if they are a person of their word you barely need a contract, if they are not then no contract in the world will help you.But separate contracts is the way to go in my opinion.BTW, I just moved to Tacoma.

Hate to tell you that the kids will siphon off more and more funds as they grow up, I'm currently in the spendy high school years.

The beautiful thing about real estate is that it's always worth something so its not like you're going to buy the house and the value magically drops to zero and you lose everything.

I'm somewhat transient at the moment, however, as I might be heading back to business school in the next two years.

I can't any info on Keller Williams's E&O or what there desk fees include and they wont tell me since I just start school.