I am part-owner of a brokerage here in Florida and I find that too many brokerages you sign up they give you the standard online training and then hang you out to dry.  

And remove the tape right after you finished caulking.Smoothing with a finger is great just make sure that you wet your finger down and clean it off after each swipe.Lastly clean up before it dries.

Yes I see the free money is drying up fast, but I've got about 300k equity to leverage, enough to hopefully get my foot in the door and crack this thing open.

Maintain capital preservation and keep some dry powder given where I see the market (entering Phase 3, hyper-supply).

Heloc's on investment properties are getting increasingly tricky as secondary markets dry up.

Today she reports that house has dry mould and insulation issues and she is getting health issues with it.

The 26-year-old that bought 60 rentals in the last two years may be buying in terrible neighborhoods with low-quality tenants that will eat him alive and have him selling off all his properties in the next three years.Look at the grey-haired investors.

Fire damage--remove and replace; smoke damage--clean and deodorize (keep in mind that pretty much everything in the same airspace will have some measure of smoke contamination--this even includes the HVAC ductwork) ; water damage--mitigate and dry out (but if its remained wet for a period of time you might be looking at mold--remove and replace).

So becoming a loan signing agent, I actually did use the NNA course and it was a little dry but had a lot of helpful information to it.

I would focus less on the number of 4K and develop a system that allows you to embrace and stick to your desire to stay debt free, that is the one thing I can derive from your posts is that you lean toward debt free; I can guarantee that nearly everyone in real estate during the 08' fallout was wishing they were debt free or close to it, while everyone was pulling their hair out losing their retirement or everything they had because they were over leveraged, a guy who invested debt free was sleeping like a baby and scooping up discounted investments left and right.