What financial muscle, bonding, etc. do you have in the unlikely (debatable) event that an investor sues?

Specifically experience with Reg D, partnership returns and audited financial stms??

I took 90 hours of education over the course of 4 months as a college elective and now i'm taking appraiser, financial planning courses and plan to get my broker's license in 3 years due to the experience requirement in Arizona.If your state has higher real estate license requirements I recommend going that way as an agent should know the basics of all real estate aspects.As an agent you can also have the foundation to earn a Certified Commercial Investment Member certificate.

This is why most financial students nowadays want to get into financial careers.

Hi All,My name is Adam, I'm a financial analyst that recently moved to Minneapolis from Cedar Rapids, IA.

You can't just say, I'll dowholesale deals because I'm broker, you certainly can't be doing rehabs or be responsible for some financial obligation for very long without reserves.

Treat applicants and tenants with dignity while preserving the value and financial return of properties.In shorthand, we say "safe and clean" and apply all decisions against that.I'm not sure how we got there though.

I already told you about my wife's friend who's now struggling, thanks to the financial interaction with their children.

The distinct ancillary advantage is the fact the kids are becoming very aware (@ a young age) of RE investment potential & the convoluted financial implications.

The other part is that I turn 39 on Wednesday, and I am literally starting the second half of my life with nothing and a drastic career change, which will require not only massive amounts of time, but also massive financial commitments.My overall goal with this is to acquire enough property to be able to support myself whilst I attend naturopathic medical school and begin a practice.