Both will run you about $160 for a year's worth of education in several meetings held throughout the month, but be advised that they are also heavy into information marketing (different speakers will attempt to sell you their programs) so keep your checkbook/credit card at home for the first several months while you gain your education.Best of luck to you.

I have raised a capital to invest and looking to flip and further my education.  

Here are few tax registrations required by a small business-Pan Card:- Pan card is the first thing a business needs to obtain after the registration.

I am from San Diego, Ca born and raised and bought some of my investment properties in TN!

I chose the secure path years ago concentrating on my career in the Oil & Gas business while raising my children with intentions on picking it up again later in my career.

Its not always about making every penny.If someone was a good tenant for 6 yrs, I would not only give them their deposit back but likely a gift card to thank them for 6 good years.  

I'm not worried about the family aspect of things because business is business and even you know that the rent must be raised.  

I could see having both to contribute to, hence raising my contribution maxes (if it even works that way).

But as far as I know none of the terms on the other options will be as good as the "conventional" loan you could get from a big bank.Here are some options: Hard money: think expensivePrivate money: friends and family alsoPortfolio loans from small regional banksCommercial loans from banksSave up and pay cashMight even use a credit card on a $5000 houseCollateralize something that you own

I was raised in Midland, TX as well, and mineral rights have made a lot of people out there wealthy.