It's great to see you so excited about learning more and helping others reach financial independence.

In this area, jobs are hard to come by so I've decided to go full bore into my dream of becoming financially independent.

I'm about to take the state/national exam tomorrow to get my AZ license, should I just try and work for a management company or stay independent?

We do SECURITIZATION AUDITS to find out if the note is securitized and if so, the foreclosure becomes questionable from a legal standpoint.

I'm also looking into owner financing/"creative financing" for buying and renting out other properties since money will be kind of tight after the purchase of my house :P I hope to own many income producing rental properties and eventually be able to become financially independent and retire early!

After our offers were accepted, we drove back out there for the inspections and walked through the entire properties ourselves.Of course, we're very independent and self-reliant people.

I'll play a flat fee if they help me through the paperwork.I need a consultant to review a loan proposal for my first multi-unit purchase, and am willing to pay for it.I need a lawyer who does Sub-2 deals in a specific state.I am purchasing in an out-of-state market and want a consultant to provide an independent third-opinion.I have a wholesale deal under contract and now want to flip it myself - I need a HLM stat.I want to buy a rehab from someone who does a lot of them, but want to validate that they do good work.I need a property manager.I need a commercial RE broker.

Im not terribly interested in get rich quick programs or "12 easy steps to being financially independent" programs.

Having to go through an independent third party removes some of the ease of this, removing the personal tugs that come with family and friend events like this.Good intentions often fall victim to unforeseen events.

I spent my first 4 years out of college working for a big 4 public accounting company, primarily auditing Commercial Real Estate companies.