My goal is to leverage the great income and company benefits (stocks and bonus) to start my investment career.

They are similar, but cashflow can vary and it's best to know consistently what you are stocking away.As for figuring out who pays utilities, what you've been doing works with looking at other listings.

Each monthly payment goes towards paying down the principle as well as paying the bank interest on your loan.

Some people buy stocks that pay high dividends but have little chance of trading much higher (or even buy bonds) while other investors buy growth stocks that pay no dividends but have a great chance of appreciating exponentially.

Dear community,I am pretty new to real estate investment and I am facing the challenge to be in a real estate project in the coming month and therefore I have to get the knowledge of real estate financing rather quickly.TIC, Installment, Outstanding Commitment, Principle etc. 

To clarify my answer; if the property sells for More than your judgment-principle, fees, costs, etc.

Dear community,I am pretty new to real estate investment and I am facing the challenge to be in a real estate project in the coming month and therefore I have to get the knowledge of real estate financing rather quickly.TIC, Installment, Outstanding Commitment, Principle etc.

I have spoken to several local banks in KC though not specifically less than $50k but same cash out refi principle.

Are there any real estatae Investors and also a stock broker, i was wondering if i can do both

The worst thing to do is (well, other than gamble it all away or use it on drugs/booze) is to rush into something unprepared.There are lots of ways to invest it:- Stocks, bonds, mutual funds- CDs, high-yield savings accounts (which really aren't that high yield)- REITs- Private lending for flips- Private lending for buy and holds- Do your own buy and holds with a property manager- Partner for flips or buy and hold where you have an equity stakeEtc.