I would say a general range would be $2,500 - $5,000 per year.On the financial planner side, I'd recommend getting a fee only CFP.

The state's economy is diversified across technology, finance, healthcare, and education sectors, which has driven consistent population growth and job creation.

Add to the fact that this group (as a whole) lacks capital; has had little financial success in life; and are probably (with some exceptions) not particularly well educated and you have the results we see on BP after the no money no experience guru holds a “free” weekend seminar.

Educating yourself through books and podcasts what a good flip deal looks like.2.

I own and operate RightSource Financial.

For kids, use 529 plans for tax-free education growth or UTMA accounts for general savings.

The travel nurse companies screen to have them work , they could still be a bad risk financially , or live like pigs . 

>> Newer investors need to get educated in learning the process of marketing, pitching, onboarding and servicing PMLs. 

I believe that they'll have to provide evidence of the defect, the seller's knowledge of it, and prove that the buyer had financial losses because of it.

The real levers are:Making sure every legit business cost is captured (interest, points, utilities during rehab, mileage, tools, insurance, education, % of home office, etc.).Looking at entity structure (often an S-corp once profits are consistent) andPlanning ahead for next year with things like a solo 401(k) when you know you’ll have flip income.Short version: tighten up your write-offs now, pay what you owe this year, and use this as the baseline to build a more tax-efficient setup before your next round of deals.