Im new, but I'm aggressive and am building mutualluy beneficial relationships.

My goal, like all of us, is to try and make more money doing this then letting the money sit in a mutual fund.

I'm most interested in developing meaningful, win-win, mutually beneficially, strategic relationships with long-term potential.  

Generally speaking, the longer funds can accrue in a Roth account and the greater the rate of return, the more beneficial this can be, as the amount of after tax money that will be available to you on distribution from the plan will be higher than if you had left it in a tax-deferred status.You need to factor in your current tax rate and what the tax cost of a conversion or lack of tax savings of a direct Roth contribution would be.  

(working with them is a mutual agreement)5.

Seeing as I am new to the business, the most important thing for me is to build and expand my network and that hopefully brings in deals that mutually benefit all parties.

We've found that if we nurture a good relationship with anyone, things run smoother, and are mutually beneficial.You should talk to, or work with, someone who is doing them or has done them.

I understand having access to the MLS would be beneficial, but is MLS access necessary to find deals consistently?

I know there are ways to do this so the tenant cannot obtain the exact information about this bank account.We recently had a tenant overpay us and we mutually agreed to return the overage via Google Wallet.  

We had intended on starting a real-estate investing business and begin looking into the stock market beyond our mutual funds.