With that said, a formal degree will cost you a considerable amount of money whereas a spending even a tiny fraction of the cost of a formal education (assuming you don't go the Guru route) will provide income that will easily overcome the cost.  

Obviously over the short run of one year the numbers can vary wildly.

A year and a half ago I pulled the trigger on going back to school for an accounting degree.

The wall cabinets must be plumb and level and if the ceiling varies it's best to hold the wall cabinets down just an inch or two and then finish tight to the ceiling with a small crown molding.

Many have wasted 4 years and tens of thousands of dollars while getting a worthless degree but there's plenty to learn in college that will come in handy when you are older.  

Call the RE Commission and ask them, they may give you the answer.This will vary state by state and even to local custom, you may find yourself in an eviction and be told to get an attorney when your LLC holds title as it is a separate entity from you.Brokering or management may not always require consideration or compensation, and obviously there would be as you must keep the business entity solvent and pay its expenses.

This varies greatly, but I generally have $2m to $3m of working capital, so I don't want to tie it all up in a single deal.

Hi Thomas,First, regardless of whether you own in your personal name or LLC, you really should have all of your properties on a commercial property form master policy type policy, with an agency that is licensed in all 50 states for many reasons, not the least of which are convenience, incrementally lower premiums, receiving some coverage you cannot obtain on a "personal" lines policy and really because anything used to derive income is considered by the IRS to be a "business" exposure, just to name a few.Pricing and structure of course vary by carrier and there are less than a hand full out there that can structure things the way I've suggested.Hope that helps.Ivan

I know this is a very vague and the responses will vary mightily but what would it take to get to 1 million dollars a month in cash flow?

But that is only part of the equation as the assessment can vary widely in my area.