That could be a good start since you have to live somewhere and can take advantage of PR benefits if it is a 2-4.

It would actually benefit you in two ways (learning about investing opportunities and techniques, AND promoting your current business with the other investors and property managers).

We have great benefits, but don't want to end up in Kiyosaki's rat race.

Weekend techie adjustments is what I chalked it up to...

While you get your own finances set right, you can continue to learn and learn and learn.Then I would say, "Yes, getting your license can provide many benefits in your RE investing, although it isn't totally necessary to be successful."

Account > Edit Profile > Experience > click on add new or the - red icons below to adjust each current setting.

And you get the benefit of having 40 past ones to catch up on.

At the end of the day you'll want to balance the interest only cost of the 2nd and its net tax benefits against putting that extra money out of your pocket to get rid of the PMI because money is always financed whether you pay cash or use financing to achieve the removal of the PMI.

And you get the benefit of having 50 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

By combining inspections with property maintenance (gutters, AC/Heating, etc) it benefits the tenant as much as it does me.