See you are in California too, and you need to look up and understand Community Property law in this state.Regardless of how the the title is registered, whatever the husband owns, the wife has 50% interest in and conversely, so your goal dies before you get started with this attempt.Personal, non-legal opinion:You could create and LLC and purchase property in that name  ORdeed existing property into an LLC - - both of which create taxable events.

Welcome, Read and study everything free first, then get into and start networking with other investors at local REIAs and Meetup events, then take action try marketing and partnering with more experienced investors bringing something of value to the teamMessage me if you need direction or free advice @Jeanetta Cueto@Ramon Cervantes

Definitely attending!!!

When you go to meet with a prospective client, have this list ready.3) Remember this is just a starting point - keep learningYou're going to learn a lot as you go, but try to prepare by reading, taking classes (broker, local Association of Realtors), attending REI meetings (networking and knowledge), and stay current on changing regulations that may impact on your investors.

@Rick Bettcher  Just curious how much it cost you to attend SSU?  

In the event of a tear down and new spec build, you get the valve based on knowing how many square feet, beds and baths, you will be building.

TREC & the school you attend will let you know what will count.

Hope to run into you at an event real soon!

Factoring in self maintenance (eating/showering/gym/shower/caring for dog/ect), thats another 3-4 hoursI went to a local REI networking event recently and marketing for properties was talked about.  

Unfortunately, the real estate investing groups have conflicted with my schedule but hopefully I'll be able to attend in the near future.