They are pretty good and I am not sure I would recommend one course over another since I believe they all have to teach the same topics which might be covered in the exam.

I recommend going with a specialist attorney.Typically we don't have to deal with it because we mainly do flips, but sometimes we pick up auction properties that require an eviction.

Off course you have to have thick skin due to most sellers responses and also have to know your market well.

This fell through at the last minute of course so I actually went to a bank in Qatar where I was living and took a loan out for 100k and it took about 2 days to finalize.

It's money well spent.Of course, get a tax pro involved.

I currently work downtown in D.C. for a small law firm as an IP docketing specialist.

Sharia LawOnce you find what countries have British common law then you can drill down on the specifics of ownership and if there are any quirky restrictions, but for the most part, British Common law jurisdictions allow fee simple title and little restriction on foreign ownership.The next step of course is determining if those jurisdictions have the specific growth drivers that coincide with your investment philosophy.

Hi all,I started completing course requirements for the CA RE broker's license a few years ago.

Don't know if you are listening to the podcasts, but I tell everyone that they are like short courses on different REI strategies.

Property is 1 mile to beach, 2 blocks to gold course, 2 blocks from active main downtown area.