Taking the course and exam doesn't actually teach you about contracts and the home buying/selling process so there is still a lot to learn. 

I still have a lot to learn and sometimes I feel like I wanna give up as I see it as a big dream.

I've been paying on it all, but its a lot to manage on promotional rate credit cards.

She brings a lot to the table...  

I sold the property on the corner lot to avoid running into this issue again. 

WI also has a lot to love, and the people who live here are quite content that the rest of the world doesn't want to come and bring their mess with them - y'all just keep flying right on over, we'll wave to you as you go by.

Save 10k , buy a 90k duplex :DI think if you start buying lotto tickets sometime next week, you should be able to raise 10k within a few months or so

It sounds like a lot to tackle for a newbie, I wouldn't have in my early years but nearer the end I had a Realtor tell me that, "a lot of people say they're looking for a fixer upper and they mean paint one bathroom and replace light bulbs.

And, given your previous work experience, you've also got a lot to teach and share.Have you decided what type of investing you plan to pursue?

What they're wondering is if they could sell their lot to the same developer who buys the tear-down, allowing the developer to get extra value by increasing the lot size.