Well anyways fast track to when i turned 13 i found out about Realestate and ever since then i have been in love with the whole aspect of it and i understand its not a get rich quick type of business but i am ready to put my blood sweat and if it comes to it tears into the game that i love so much but from where i come from which is Good ole Maine we really don't have any Realestate classes going on anywhere where i can learn from somebody and have a real life Teacher I have taken so far a-lot of online classes that is which are Manny Koshbin's Mentorship and Rich Dad Realestate Cashflow Blueprint.

Oversaw all aspects of the project from the original purchase of the property to renovations to managing the property today.

Hi,I am about to purchase an investment property in PA and was wondering how do it know that i will have Fee Simple Ownership of the property once settlement, deed recording and title transfer is completed.Should there be a clause in the purchase agreement indicating the type of ownership i will have or is that aspect of ownership and terminology relevant for completely different purposes ?

It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.Find and connect with other BP members that are in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersGood luck on everything!

When I screen applicants, level of annyoying is a rating I give them, it is one aspect of many that I rate.

I have a full time job and so am not going to monitor the mls like I should thus I will pay an agent to handle that aspect of the business for me. 

I *wish* my clients understood more about the legal aspects (black letter law) of real estate. 

I have no idea which aspects were changed. 

Depending on what aspects of the business you choose. 

Depending on the amount of money you invest, the sponsor will be willing to spend some time educating you about the deal.You can ask to see the deed, the market research, the underwriting, the appraisals, inspections, and property financials, and ask questions about each aspect of the deal.