If you can do sales you can always find a job in RE or make your own.

She even quit her full time job to pursue real estate full time, which has become a large challenge for us living on one income, and me being a senior airman.

I found a good real estate agent that is really good at his job and he too is a real estate investor so I'm going to keep my head up and press on until my first deal comes through then i will feel good knowing i can do this!

All of my properties are in Connecticut.So far:Triplex in New Britain- BRRRR complete and fully operational.2625 Rent Roll 100,000 acquisition  50,000 renovation, 140,000 refinance out 190,000 valuationDuplex in Manchester- BRRRR complete2500 Rent Roll 60,000 acquisition  60,000 renovation, 140,000 refinance out 190,000 valuation.Duplex in New Britain- Auction.com buy at the refinance stage.2475 rent roll  75,000 acquisition  20,000 renovation,  looking to refinance out 120,000 for a 160,000 valuationDuplex in New Britain- bad foundation renovation done this month2400 rent estimation 85,000 acquisition 20,000 renovation, looking to refinance out 120,000 for a 160,000 valuationDuplex in Manchester- acquired from wholesaler half rented and in renovation2300 rent estimation 77,000 acquisition 20,000 renovation,looking to refinance out 120,000 for a 160,000 valuationBrand new acquisition:2300 rent estimation 70,000 acquisition  30,00 renovation, looking to refinance out 120,000 for a 160,000 valuationI will be documenting everything I can about the 6th deal as we go.

I lived in the unit for a little over a year then ended up moving due to job relocation and have been renting out the unit for over 2 years now. 

I operate in Colorado as a wholesaler currently, but am always projecting forward and looking for ways to 10xArizona is in my sights for next, along with Nevada and California.Would love to hear about how you run your business.P.s I'm a full time RVer and love the outdoors and can sometimes be a nice guy myself

@Leland Smith You are about to sign with a contractor that will not finish the job.

I've bought some pretty fancy dinners this way in the past.Either leave some temporary outlets, or get a temporary power pole if it's going to be a long-term job.

If you have a steady job and make a decent wage and you like your credit union, talk to the manager and let them know the situation.

My "day job" is as a Loan officer so if you have any questions about financing or wholesaling let me know.Good luck!