Our goal is to increase our passive income - and also our active and interest income earnings - which should be a common goal between all real estate investors.We are bilingual - that is English or Spanish - so we welcome both languages when receiving messages or emails.

@Phillip SyriosYou can not exit thru a garage as this is a higher hazard (per the building code) than the rest of the common area.

Only investors do that ;-), and not all of them.This is a common newbie mistake.  

Ask to show you pictures of previous jobs they've done and give you addresses and names so you can check them out.

I only ask because I am in the same boat, working a full time job as a construction project manager but wanting to get my license to be able to show myself homes and cut out the sales agent commission.

My wife used to work in the DC area, so after she rented a small 1br condo in Alexandria, VA for a year, the landlord put it up for sale, and we bought it at what I believe to be FMV with a bit of savings due to no realtor commissions.Fast forward a year later (now), my wife found a job in NH, so we decided to giving renting the condo a shot.

Your license will help you a litt bit on the front end of your jobs in investment deals but I have heard that you should let another Agent to sell your homes/apartments but you have to find somebody that is trustworthy..  

I currently hold a "full time" job.  

This can be redirected back to them in a heartbeat and is a common ploy to make landlords feel more comfortable renting to them.Keep in mind that it is illegal to discriminate based on source of income.

I will plan to invest while having a full time job while my wife will work part time.On a goal level, I believe we will flip until we get enough cash to hold properties unless I jump into some creative financing.