But I am not that good and not all of this HARD EARNED money is mine. 

If you don't want to buy anything, attend sessions you are interested in plus lunch presentations and take lots of notes.Now, if you decide on getting any of the guru courses, many of them will throw extra bonuses and stuff at the event.

Once you have earned some money and mature a bit you may find that it is also part of the responsibility that comes along with success that may lead you to simply want to help a community maintain or improve its quality and value.

You might need to do some extra due diligence in making sure the money is as good as you say. 

Thanks for the advice and congrats on earning 100 votes.

Being not from the same industry in my current situation, I know it took me well over a decade to first understand how I can optimize my earning potential and then eventually somewhat be successful in that. 

get a paying job in the industry and save.. real estate is not an industry or job that you can do without resources of a financial nature .but you can get hired on to do many jobs in and around real estate and earn while you learn.

Also, this is only for 10 years, so between now and then we will need to refinance and spend those extra, saved fees anyway.The second option is to use our broker.

I wouldn't apply for a 203(k) loan unless I needed it due to extra paperwork and cost. 

I get extra rent of 25 for this system.