The law was changed recently that states that if you are a landlord and live off island you have to have an "agent" to look after the property and be responsible for day to day activity and be there for emergencies.  

You should be able to recoup the costs through your own market activity (plus some), you'll gain plenty of useful knowledge you didn't know you needed to know and as a mechanical engineer I'm certain you can handle the 60 hours of coursework and exam.

It’s a wager on the gentrification momentum continuing its inexorable progress, as people who are getting priced out of the safe parts of Oakland want: a) safety, b) BART station and c) a modern house.We found a lender who will finance the costs of construction (100%!)

Hi guys, been a "member" for quite awhile but haven't really read the forums or been active at all, basically just read the emails sent out.  

I'll definitely be active here (well, as much as a newbie can be).

The DC Metro area is a very active investing area, feel free to reach out.

I currently live in Los Angeles and I am actively looking to start investing in real estate.

The activity I've seen so far is "not great" to say the least.

Yes you must have an active RE license to manage properties for others in MN.

If you're going to accuse someone of illegal activity, it's not unreasonable that you provide even a modicum of support for it.You're telling me to do my own research.