We pay for our license, continuing education, NAR membership, state and local Realtor board membership, MLS, E&O, marketing, lead generation, websites, desk fees, gas, etc.And if you're thinking that we're making a killing on our commission, don't forget that on a 5% deal, that is commonly split 50/50 between the listing and selling office. 

I've read all of the information in the educational links and am continually looking to learn but now looking to add action to my knowledge. 

And the really dedicated probate practitioners spend a few thousand each year for hours of continuing legal education.Can you narrow that down a bit?

Me, I’d like to continue growing my knowledge and network of colleagues and contemporaries to move closer to building a portfolio of real estate syndications.What are you up to in the new year?

Now that my student loan payments are much more manageable I've been thinking about focusing on saving/investing instead of continuing to focus on the debt but I'm not sure if it's the smart move or not.

Those funds will be trapped in that plan until such time as you change jobs or continue working with that employer past age 59 1/2.A self-directed IRA allow for retirement savings to be invested more broadly than just the stock market, but it does not sound as if you would have the ability to move funds to such a plan.

Hi Everyone!I'm completely new to real estate investing and my husband and I are looking to buy our first BRRRR property. We are currently renting a house and my husband thinks it's a good idea to move into the BRRRR ...

My partner and I worked at the property to continue our learning process and save some money on handyman work.

good point on the heloc. i dont want to be over leveraged. i was just thinking of locking in a low rate on one before rates continue to climb. i dont know much about helocs, need to read more.

If I take no action, the rental agreement continues M2M.