Hello everyone, my name is Jose and I'm trying to get myself into real estate.

I am currently getting my MLO license however my focus is still on Investing. I love helping people so being an MLO I feel is a great entry point, however, is it really worth it?

The easiest way to avoid the licensing issues is to simply lend money, or buy paper on investment properties. 90% of the states do not require a license to originate, lend, or buy and sell paper if the subject property is Non Owner Occupied, ie: Business Purpose Real Estate, ie Investment Property. 

If yes, offsetting personal taxes as ‘benefit’ of owning real estate is not really an easy thing right?

Their real target is executive compensation disguised as interest-free loans and large family gifts disguised as interest-free loans.

FollowUpBoss is a great system specialized for real estate agents but may be overkill.

I'm Deon Knights from Frisco,TX, passionate about real estate investing for some time now and I'm particularly passionate about MTR and STR properties.Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with my family and my pup Milo.

From what I've seen, high rates have done little to stem the real estate frenzy in the mid-lower priced real estate.

I have not done any real research here, but this does not come across as a mismanaged property that will allow a "more focused" owner to step in and right some wrongs.  

Hey Darwing, I'm a real estate agent here in Pittsburgh with New Western.