There are added benefits and added liabilities to being an investor and an active real estate agent, but it sounds like you personally do not know.

I have several Real Estate courses I read and am ready to pass them along so others can benefit from them.

I was wondering if anybody had any advice for me about any of the following subjects: buy and hold, foreclosures, rehabbing/flipping, nothing down, mobile homes, tax benefits, management techniques, cash flow, or anything else.I want to get a really big jump on this industry because I know it holds a lot of potential for success.

i'm talking a GOOD 6 months to a year of learning about finances (both personal and business), real estate investing - benefits and risks, business operations, and some systems for analysing properties thoroughly.keep in touch.

I find very few of my deals through the mls (about 5%), but my research using the mls directly benefits me EVERY time I make an offer.

So I thought you might benefit from what I have found.

The property will appreciate & you will have some great tax benefits.

It's cheaper that way and networking is essential for your business to succeed.

I am not out to "beat" or "time" the markets, but rather follow an institutional investment philosophy for long term benefits.

I think we can all help each other and benefit at the same time.