Of course some liabilities are transferred such as judgement liens or HoA fees or water / sewage fees.

See if you’re college town is a good fit for a house hack & partner with family or another investor & get roommates to male you’re college experience cash flow positive as I did at OU!

Seems a better fit for those looking to work with investors/as investors.

it is also difficult to engage in wholesaling with your IRA without providing services to the IRA, which may be why your current custodian is not willing to process such deals.Short term gap funding to an unrelated wholesaler or other such strategies may better fit within an IRA, where everything needs to be very much at arm's length, and where passive income is tax favored (as opposed to trade or business income such as this).

Once you’ve been a broker for a while you can qualify to take specific courses to give you additional designations.

This last property manager was a terrible fit.

It's a fairly new strategy option, I'm actually taking a course on it next week.

But, once that agent has spent 50-100 hours over the course of weeks or months with someone, only to find out in the end they really can’t buy......they never do it again.

So over the course of the last few weeks I have been attending the free webinars w/ Brandon Turner and it seems like every time we go over how to evaluate a property and determine if it is a good deal, which is awesome to learn and just fine tune every week! 

(Of course in your area, you may be good to go!)