Also how beneficial it would be get a real estate license for spotting deals and becoming an investor.Thanks

The information you obtain will be beneficial as you start your career in REI.  

Your response has been very beneficial thank you so much.

Generally speaking it would only be beneficial on the seller's side of the process, not the buy side. 

Might as well own a mutual fund.

If you get in some situation where actions of any kind are necessary to force a member or corporate officer out, it will be an adversarial issue to some point, it is not a pleasant thing to fire someone and splitting the sheets in business is much like a divorce of a marriage.Now, if there is mutual consent, it can be easier, but it's still a divorce and both will be admitting failure of their initial intentions.

I have already found this website extremely beneficial and I look forward to learning from y'all and sharing any insight I have as we!

If he's basically just looking for a better return on his money than the savings account/CD/mutual fund is doing, then try offering say $100 per month for 2-3 years or something.

We teach people how to treat us.Time invested for an investor and the broker/agent has to be mutually beneficial.

I agree with you that attending the REIA may be beneficial after all.