You'll want an attorney presiding over the transaction.That said, I strongly urge you to seek training before proceeding.

*Purchase a good financial software program.

If I’d read the Ultimate Beginner’s Guide eighteen months ago instead of yesterday, not only would I have more than twenty thousand dollars in my pocket that I spent on training/mentoring programs, I would have the revenue that that twenty grand would have generated if I’d spent it on marketing.

That being said, I now have other priorities in life, and I know becoming a full-time real estate investor will provide the life I know my family deserves.What brought me to BP, is that I was going to pay almost $400 dollars for a mentorship program offered by a hard money lender a couple of states over.

I was excited to get more insight with another hour of great ideas in  BP 16-- dealing with Seller-Financing, Private Money, etc. but to my dismiss  I heard only a 4minute announcement that "We had to remove this program because new legislative ' Dodd-Frank' rendered many of its recommendations illegal."  

Ask about commission splits, training, lead distribution, and fees.  

Do you know what editing program you will be using?

All of you that have actually worked in NYC and have gone through any "works anywhere" training program know that NYC is a very specialized market and things are just done differently here.I would like to know what you all consider the best way to come up with a current value and after repair value for a multifamily property IN NYC specifically.  

I've not been to any seminars or guru training...yet.  

Keep the momentum going good luck with your nursing program.