It walks you through items about self-managing. 

There are attorneys trained to find people with assets and large amounts of wealth. 

On the job training is way more important. 

It was a good training ground to equip me for anything.

Having your verbal conversation in a written format changes things, I've seen it so many times, so make sure to recap and bullet point the items you discussed. 

My main goals are:-building long-term wealth to live on my own means-keeping my work meaningful by serving others through what I do and creating constructive relationships How I plan to do it:-Buy a house/multifamily to house hack within the next 6 months-potentially wholesaling in my area (KC) alone or with a JV partner-Getting my real estate license to become a full-time agent and work for KWI am looking for recommendations regarding a few questions I have:Once I complete the necessary training, what is a good time to quit my day job to pour fully into being an agent?

So here’s my situation: my fiancé and I are doing owner financing on a horse farm where I run a very successful sales and training business.

Don't sign up for some expensive training program, but do find that grey hair mentor in your town.  

Took inspection report sent it to a virtual assistant (I didn’t have time at that time) to break the items in the inspection into a few categories for example Electrical, potential water issues, tenant safety, then cosmetics.

A good estimate assuming no major issues would be $15-20,000 for the separation of those items but makes your property more appealing to tenants as well as future resale.