How is the UNH real estate investing course?

Ensure you check out all the podcasts, webinars, and of course the forums.

I'd talk to a lender about delayed financing and see if it fits what you're trying to accomplish.

Hi everyone, my name is Zach and I’m currently taking my pre license course for real estate sales.

I have significant amount of money invested in stock right now and reasonably trust the average index fund return rate of ~9.5% to continue (of course, been getting much higher than that the last couple years, but we're in a bit of a bubble).

Of course, you can do that all at home through the internet, but in our view, its far better to drive around, we love it, get a feel, something you don't get just thru the internet.We decided not to initially invest in Philly, 2-1/2 hours way, and get less cash flow in NY.

Don't listen to your family......really don't listen to anyone (except of course the smart folks on here :-)People will ALWAYS need housing.

If each made 12% over the course of the year that is $2,400.

Of course call all your competitors and pretend to be a potential renter and see what their occupancy rate is. 

But of course I could be wrong.But back to your question on what to do, why not use actual expenses minus sales tax, and put the future expected sales tax if the property is sold as list price and base your price off that?