What is more valuable and essential to you at this point in time?

So I do think there’s some element of muscle-memory.  

If you want to hold both licenses and essentially have two jobs, that's fine but get your clients for the inspections elsewhere, not from your re clients you represent.

So you'll have (essentially) an address under contract with very little ability for the cash-buyer to do any diligence.

They essentially owe over market value at the end.

The point is that the two are not comparable and I hear a lot of conversations among real estate investors (maybe newer investors) where I don't think many of them understand that.Obviously for this example I didn't include any rental income that would be reinvested, which essentially is where you would get your compounding from. 

Like I mentioned before, I don't want it to be property specific, but essentially shows our plan with past success.

As long as you do this fairly quickly, there shouldn’t be any investment gains in that non-deductible Traditional IRA and therefore you convert and essentially pay no tax, which effectively is the same as making a direct Roth IRA contribution (even though you likely couldn’t otherwise do so due income limitations).  

Once an animal is screened, you get a "Fido" score that is essentially a level of risk.

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