So when I first became a biggerpocket's member I asked a question in the forums is REI worth a divorce.. my question is now how can I protect my two vacant lots on the lake that i just purchased since August now that it looks like divorce is for sure coming.. for the past couple of weeks she would leave during the day so I could be able to educate myself with watching podcasts or reading books or driving for dollars etc.. she's been gone for the past three days and nights and I barely heard from her. when I said something about why is her stuff still here if  she wasnt going to come home she said that she would come pack it tomorrow.. well I just got done packing it tonight and I'm wondering if there's a way to protect my investments.. the whole marriage i have been the one taking care of both of us and its been horrible every since i got laid off from working in the plants in west texas.. i was trying to hang on till i could atleast get a post nup signed but now it dont look like that is going to happen.. i was trying to make a better life for the both of us and now it looks like my REI days might be done..

Just educate yourself on conventional Fannie Freedie loans and let it rip. 

As a newbie I naturally have a lot of questions as I further my real estate education.

Keep educating and take action!

Roughly $5K "seed money" in (1992), 1500%+ investments over 12 years, and education was covered. 

And most importantly trust your own gut and get some education under your belt from somebody who’s actually doing it even if you have to pay for it.

For the past 1-2 years we have worked on educating ourselves by using the resources that BP makes available (I even made it on Real Estate Rookie Podcast #14!).

@Jeremy LambOther skills to learn or educate yourself would be in construction and appraisal since you plan on flipping.

Any suggestions would help me further my education and help me become a successful real estate investor.

I also found that one of my tenants, parents is from another state while he continues education at Montclair.