I hang out on this forum because I self manage and I want to get better at it every day.

For example, before this property, I didn't know how to replace a toilet, how a washing machine works and how to diagnose problems associated with it, how to hang a ceiling fan, etc.

Hang onto your files, catalog it and come back in 5,10,20 years type thing.

Where are investors who have their RE license in the Houston area hanging their licenses?

I would say the best way is to read as many books as you can also hang around like-minded people and lastly I would join Narpm and get educated on the dues and don’ts of how to run a business

If time is not a luxury, then I'd say you hang on to what you have. 

Hanging your license at a place where you can have a mentor is critical-  

I still intend to hang my license eventually.The focus is freestanding retail properties for flips to investment funds or held depending on the #'s. 

I have had a few very successful investors come to our meetup in Kalispell and they all said, the reason they came was that it was a laid-back environment where people could learn, network, and hang out.

Hi everyone I'm a newbie and I would love to invest in real estate.I bought my house as seller finance deal just finish paying it and I think that I should at least be able to get 40-50k on a heloc.I really want to do the brrrr strategy with a fixer upper but I have no idea about how to go with the rehab.i worked in construction hanging drywall before but I just have no idea on how to go about the permits,inspections and all of that.