I was planning on getting a standard home loan and fixing the place up over the course of 6 months or so using my extra income to buy things as I can.

I have insurance on all of them of course -- but I'm wondering if I should be looking into putting them under a corporation - so that if I got sued or something not all of my assets would be vulnerable.I'm not sure ... just asking -- please tell me your opnions!!

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He pays something like $1000/year for access to the MLS and lists his own properties.Of course, that only saves half of the commission, he still has to pay the 3% or so if the buyer has an agent.

For the Sales Associate exam, I believe you can do the course work online.

As for Real Estate investing, you're right to not necessariy waste money on courses and such, but as noobdog1 says be sure, sure, sure you know what you're doing when you play in this space.

If any have questions or like any consultation (of course free) i'm here to be of any assistance!

Of course you have to file a claim and if you file a large enough claim you're probably going to lose your current insurance provider.

The fact of the matter is when it comes to buying a home, people would often times rather choose a house they can customize rather than a house that comes with a history, unless of course if it is a classic style home that is hard to find and even more difficult to duplicate.

Hey there I am a Mortgage Specialist looking to partner up w/ realtor's if interested I would love to talk.