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

To me this seems like a nice, tangible benefit one should consider when they're trying to figure out what is best.

For example, if I got a house that had a 7 year old roof then in another 8 years the economic life of the roof may be nearing the end and replacing it means adjusting depreciation but having more capital injected as well.

E.G Property Manager - or - Real Estate agent or - Mortgage BrokerI'm looking to get involved in getting a "title" but just not sure which one would benefit me better as far as Real Estate Investing goes.

Clue: where was he with this advice before he owned mortgage provider banks and other companies and investments which will benefit from increased home sales?

I am just starting out as a real estate investor in Colorado, I've been focusing on the educating myself currently and it dawned on me that taking some real-estate courses and possibly getting my license may benefit me and if anything give me access to MLS postings and just more knowledge and understanding of real-estate.

Can make adjustments later.

When we get those that simply make plugs for thier system or arrangement, state over and over thier implied expertise, contrary to the purpose of the forums, working them for an immdeiate benefit, well, I don't care for that.

It can be a HUGE benefit at lower incomes.

Ideally, we (my hubby and I ) would find a smaller place for them near us that we buy as an investment, they rehab their house and then rent IT out for cashflow for themselves and 1) they've downsized, which is a big part of what they want, 2) we're in proximity to help them and 3) they are using their equity for fun stuff they want to do and also getting tax benefits again by carrying a mortgage that will be more than paid by a tenant.Thanks for all the advice and please keep it coming.