She took some interior design classes in college and loves to work with floor plans so it was a natural fit for her.

I'm sure they assumed this would only affect the rich with waterfront homes, but like most things the government goes the middle class was the hardest hit.

My plan as of now is to get my real estate lisence (going to classes now), and aquire some rental properties.

. $60k for a home that rents for $750 in a good working class neighborhood...Like Indianapolis.$6k per month in PITI payments will get you about 18 homes in Indy NOW & not in 5 years.Just a thought.

Although I am not in you area of VA, I took my classes at Alpha College of Real Estate and they offered in class ( 2 weeks-if I remember correctly) and online courses.

First class is this Saturday!!!!

I went full time right out of the gate.I was doing a seminar or two every month, so that included travel, and not all of it was RE stuff, I did some Tony Robbins and some other "get your head on straight" classes in there, too, plus a mentorship program (that I cancelled because I knew more than they did) but yes, I spent six figures on my education.

Grouping an entire country of people into a buying class because of a few you know in Cali?

We just agreed on a price for a 96 unit class C complex.

I took numerous classes and have been successful at flipping several since then.