I work full-time at a plumbing company and - while tankless solutions are fine for certain families - they really aren't for everyone.Their main benefit is the endless supply of hot water.

It's our way of compromising and giving them what they want.I sent her a letter stating the benefits, the ugly taxes, and negatives of being a landlord.

beginner here who wants to buy first property on live in flip holding for 2yr (tax benefits). 

just get out there and do it. learn as you go. start small if that makes you feel better, but just do it. i see no benefit in getting you real estate license. most deals found are not even listed. it wouldn't hurt, but it is not necessary either. buy one house to rent as a vacation rental. since you live so close to it, i would do the clean up details yourself and save the money. if it works well for you, do another one. it gets easier and easier each time because you learned the do's and dont's from the last one. you just need to get started

The buyer can also benefit from a background check, especially if the seller's finances show a lack of responsibility.

You may get personal opinions.A good investment is not that simplistic, since real estate is unique, you need to look at several aspects, capital requirements to get in, management costs (financial and economic headaches), liquidity, marketability, appreciation, tax benefits and there may be intrinsic benefits.

Hello,Real-estate investors benefit from their investment with cash-flow and with the build-up in equity.

As a byproduct of that, we'll benefit from moving them to commercial loans and no longer having the various loans on our personal credit/credit report - a nice side effect as we're in the midst of moving our primary residence as well as it's a lot easier to deal with now that we have 6 mortgages gone from our credit report and are down to just our primary residence. 

I initially had it for the benefit of commissions and being able to list homes, but I'm finding it may not be as beneficial as I had thought being that the company is focusing all of its time on rehabs and wholesaling when at capacity.What do you find the pros and cons of each to be relative to disclosures, marketing, bringing on new team members and how it effects your business?

Usually I'm against this kind of stuff but for $150 and something that absolutely benefits both parties, I would say consider it.