All Forum Posts by: Sharif Hasan

Hey there biggerpockets community. Just wanted to come on here and ask a question and see what type of feedback i get from yall. The question is, "What is the most logical way to make $5,000 (which is take home) passively a month." My friend and I were talking about this the other night. He thinks that its finders fees, i say rental properties are the way to go. Let me know what yall think out there. Thanks hope yall are learning,investing, and growing!

Albuquerque new mexico

@Sean Walton i'm focused on  buying and renting out properties. Thank you for the list of books ill definitely look around for these.

@Megan Hirlehey thank you

@tom Conant  thank you for the advice. My background is mostly focused on day trading/swing trading big and mis size companies such as amd, apple, Coca cola, CenturyLink, gw pharmaceuticals etc. I like to trade different sectors of the market. Whatever has volatility and good setups for me. I taught a class this past fall on investing and money management also. If you have questions please ask me. I'm not Warren buffet but I have stocks making me money when I sleep. 

@Cornel Smith word thanks

@Cameron Kloster i want to buy and rent out properties. sorry that i did not include that in the post

Hi, my name is sharif hasan and im 18 years old and am going to school to get my real estate license next spring. My background is stock trading and investing since i was 16 years old. I was always focused on investing in real estate since i was already developing a investing mindset through stocks. Now that im at the age, im stuck, i do not know what to study. I like to be proactive when i'm into something. I picked up some books about LLCs and developing a business and ordered a real estate law for dummies book lately. But  i am still feeling like im not making the right moves. Like should i be analyzing properties in my area day in and day out or should i continue to focus on just the law side of everything? please help me out. Thank you. By the way, huge thanks to biggerpockets

Albuquerque new mexico

Thank you!

What are some real estate books out there for beginners that includes real estate law and practice. I'm 18 and am getting into real estate and would to be reading and studying before i  get my license. I like to be ahead of the game.