After I graduated in December last year, I suddenly had alot of extra time after work and started looking more into Financial Independence, where I of course came across Bigger Pockets.Being a BP member for a few months, I have been educating myself as much as possible through the podcast, forums, blogs, webinars and mostly books.

I haven't found time to dig into that Roth conversion ladder, and will soon.My mind right now is simply on downwardly adjusting our 529 contributions, perhaps forgoing the CESA (Coverdale) contributions entirely, and starting/continuing to contribute to a Roth IRA independent of the Traditional Self Directed IRA that's already going. 

I paid for title. if the deal works, pay the title fees and keep moving forward. a few thousand/hundred vs being finically independent …. you choose

My understanding is that a series LLC (Master LLC) does not have other LLCs under it, rather it has independent series.

Your local independent mortgage broker (note I did not say "mortgage broker," I said mortgage broker) will work with lenders that have fees/rates right in line with the most unreliable internet lenders.

I am beginnning a search for an independent CRM system not associated with a brokerage.

I'm also blessed to have learned the concept of financial independence, true investing (purchasing assets instead of liabilities), and great savings habits at an early age.Not sure where I should really start. 

If I do an l/o agreement that expires in 30 years independent of the rental agreement, I need to have some condition that ensures they have been living on the property at the time of exercising the buy option.   

I am newly independent and do not have required income or W2 information for a traditional lender.

I am newly independent and do not have required income or W2 information for a traditional lender.