Welcome Brad, It sounds like you have a lot that most beginners don't since you studied real estate as an undergraduate.

Obviously I need to to study up on these a bit more before considering to add them to my RE portfolio.

I've studied the SAFE Act extensively, and I've not seen that interpretation.

Then please, go slow, study hard, and ask questions that don't already have abundant answers ;-)Good luck

I started looking where to learn about real state investing, and found Robert Kiyosaki's books which inspired me a lot, I also play his game cashflow online a lot hahahaNow my dad got a job at the US, and all our family is moving to Nashville, Tennessee; Im going to licence to become a real state agent, and also study a Bachelor of science in construction management, I know my dream of becoming a real state investor will come true I will a lot of effort on it and dreams are contagious This is me and I will be learning from all of you as much as I can :DAs well which books do you recommend me to read :D??

The more I started reading it and studying it the more I liked the idea of doing one for my business.

I gotta go back and study the Stack formula.

I did mine through self study (before internet) but I would recommend you take the live classes.

In my opinion it is not so much about the courses studied as it is how you applied it and used it later.Some material was quickly forgotten, while other material I use regularly and applied early has been very valuable in many endeavors.

Our market study indicates 18-47 market rate, multi family can be absorbed in our location per year.