However, a course might be a good way for you to get a structured introduction to some of the basics and explore different areas of real estate to find out what aspect appeals to you.

Would a steeply discounted fee structure be sufficient to lure business if the service is still good?

Would a steeply discounted fee structure be sufficient to lure business if the service is still good?

These are the things he could see upon first inspection.We plan to do all of the aesthetic work (painting, flooring, etc) ourselves but would need contractors to do the structural, electric and plumbing work.  

I just moved to Philadelphia from California and want to get started in my RE career.After some research I have whittled down my options for the online courses to two:https://www.realestateexpress.com/prelicense/pa/pr...andhttps://portal.recampus.com/re/templere/store/port...They both have their pros and cons for me: One (real estate express) is cheaper and offers a test prep book, the other (Temple) is a recognized institution in the area and has a physical location for testing.

Meanwhile, a tax professional will help you understand how to best structure and run your business so as to decrease your tax liability as much as possible.

It will teach you how to structure any kind of business deal the right way and how to recognize when a deal is set up the wrong way.

My long term goal is to create a small multi-family development/construction company and eventually structure it into an employee owned company that creates opportunities for other families to be successful.I look forward to getting to know and learning as much as I can from the BiggerPockets community.

That's not including soft costs such as carry, architectural, structural and utility engineering, etc.  

There are already sidewalks in place, I am checking on how far the structures need to be from the sidewalks and figuring about 200/ft2 to build.