I am finding the MLS access and networking abilities that come with the license to be very helpful with investment research.

While you may find different, slightly different definitions, the legal, accountingl and industry standards will all include the buyer and seller's ability to negotiate and neither party dealing from an unfair advantage.

By the time you know it, it will be July 1, and without a definitive course of action (syllabus per se), you may be scrambling and worrying that the time has flown by and you're not much further than where you were 60days ago with little to show for, but the ability to write a review or two and maybe even a bookreport on what you've read.Joshua Dorkin / Brandon Turner is there a xx day (i.e., 30day) action plan in your Ultimate Investor Guide?

If I had to place his assets in priority I'dsay first was his ability to be personable and influence others, his perception of people and situations.

Looks like you're offering 50K for 30K, I'd say if you have the skills, talents, abilities and willingness, it's a pretty good offer, now, how can you show others you have these traits?

I think she's the type that works because she has to and not because she has the time/ability...So, here's an update - I decided to hire her on and pay her $2,000 per closed transaction given she meets my "under writing" requirements (cma, contractor bid, specific buying guidelines - area, condition, etc).

I would like to tell the truth and state that I am working with several investor partners, but it may hinder my ability to secure deals.

My guess is that it has to do with lender/creditor comfort as well as their ability to manipulate the Yen (much like the US and Chinese).

If you could convince them to accept, say $50K (and you have the ability to pay that $50K) you might have some value.

Good ol' trial and error...Thing is, with real estate, most of us don't have the financial ability to make too many mistakes.