I want to make sure that both my aunt and I are both covered and not at risk during the transition period.Any ideas or help with this situation would be much appreciated!

It goes back to the idea to “Never take advice from someone you wouldn’t trade places with.”

With different percentages of ownerships and different income and expenses, I'm not sure throwing everything into one account is the best idea.

With different percentages of ownerships and different income and expenses, I'm not sure throwing everything into one account is the best idea.

Great location and the home had a solid foundation plus proper square footage to add bathroom, office and mud room for updates.

I have a meeting tomorrow with a close friend of mine, who has deep pockets, and I'd like to run the idea by him of investing together.

Here's another idea, though...consider student housing.

Two things.One, the best and most important books you can read, and know, are Geometry and Algebra.Two, your statements regarding your learning style tell me you don't have the patience to learn properly, sorry, but reading and taking hand notes will only get you in trouble. 

Get properly trained.

I like the idea of working from home but let's be real, any new agent needs the hands on mentorship experience to fully understand and perform their best!