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If your college-aid child is struggling to find their way in the world and college isn’t the best fit, consider enrolling them in a real estate investment training program. They will learn real-world, actionable knowledge that will help them launch a successful career in real estate investing.

Many seemingly simple real estate investment strategies such as “fix and flip” and “buy and hold/rent” come with unexpected costs. These costs cut into profits, so investors don’t earn nearly as much as they expect. Here’s why — and how you can avoid these expenses.

You might be considering real estate as an investment opportunity, maybe buying homes for cheap and selling for a profit or becoming a landlord. Even if you have the capital to invest (as most strategies require), profitable strategies exist that don’t need much upfront cash.

If you’re nearing retirement or recently retired, you may be worried that you don’t have a sizeable enough nest egg to retire comfortably. Or maybe you don’t want to retire completely, but you’re not sure what to do. Becoming a real estate investor can solve many of these concerns.

Many stay-at-home and under-employed parents yearn to return to work but encounter obstacles that make re-entering the workforce challenging. They need flexible schedules, an income that makes it worth the effort and a fulfilling career. Real estate investing offers all that and more.

Many of us feel unhappy and trapped in jobs because we’re afraid to give up the steady paycheck and benefits. We yearn for a more satisfying way to earn a living but aren’t sure how. If you’re ready to break free and become a successful real estate investor, read on!

You’ve probably heard of real estate investing, where the investor buys homes for cheap and then either sells them for more or rents them out. Owner-financed real estate investing far exceeds the success of these strategies. Here’s why it’s a “win-win” for homebuyers, sellers and investors.

Maybe you want to get into real estate investing, and you’re looking for a training program to learn how. Before you spend any money on a seminar, you should know what to look for and avoid wasting your time and money.