Those will come in handy in pretty much every little thing you do later in life and will allow you to find and exploit opportunities a bit more efficiently than someone without a degree.

A combination of radiant barrier, attic ventilation and good insulation will drop your energy costs significantly.

In your endeavor, you should appoint a board and a portion of those members should be RE investors donating their time and energy.

I find it quite puzzling that most people insist on relying on selling their time as their sole livelihood and will go to great lengths to trade their time for money more efficiently.

You'll fin this s great resource as long as you invest your time an energy to get to know others here and continue to participate.Look forward to getting to know you better.

As a landlord, you want to control or at least influence as many of your expenses as possible - then through your efforts you can do everything you can to make sure your business is running as efficiently as possible.

I don't believe that the exchange between all parties involved has to be win lose; or only available until one party can get their act together.I completely agree with that.But, having studied economics, I recognize that inefficiencies in a market will create better opportunities than a perfectly efficient market.

All the blogs out there have all the information every single course has, and it's current, these blog writers are doing deals TODAY. the best information is often times FREE, well, at least it may not cost money, it just costs time and energy, a willingness to learn, ask questions, humble yourself and follow those who are doing it.I still have 4 people I call almost dailiy to iron out something I have no clue about and read voraciously about what is working and what is not.

Max 4 properties next year- Property owners want to protect their assets from lawsuits- I would like to create personal tax efficiency from my services.

Over the years, I've done a lot of investing in stocks, mutual funds, options, warrants, commodities and foreign currencies, but am now focusing more of my time and energy into real estate.