Cool, no problem, we said, we could wait. 20 minutes later and she did show up, with 2 little babies, ages 6 and 2 she later said.

I'm also a new investor here in San Antonio, I'm looking to grow my team and learn together.

I am going through the steps to understand real estate investing better and want to get things heading in the right direction as i start investing in more rentals to grow my portfolio, one recommendation i have read and been told is to put my properties in a LLC and maybe even grab a holding company from Wyoming for protection down the road.

Spend an appropriate amount of time researching, reading, and learning obviously but time is money when you’re growing it exponentially.Since you mentioned “getting out” versus retirement then I figure you’re just hitting your ETS.

We're out growing things, antiquing them before we're introduced to the new way.

Looking to meet others who want to expand their contacts and grow their business. 

Given the fact that Roth money was invested post tax annually when I qualified, would I need to pay taxes on this money upon the sale of the property, or would this money grow tax free as would all other gains normally made in the Roth outside of a real estate transaction?

I tell them that we have hundreds of investors in our network and it is constantly growing.  

Not knowing your age and any family that you are responsible to effects my ability to give you thorough answers.I agree that real estate is a Team business. 

In my financial situation, can I quit w-2 income and do something pretty strong with $300k to invest full time to grow and grow?