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I have only flipped 3 houses so far with varying hours dedicated to each...My first flip I ended up doing the interior painting, exterior painting, hardwood flooring and the kitchen tile backsplash and some miscellaneous punch list items.

.#4 came out clean, good review, or nothing but their sites and products#5 had sooooo many unsatisfied costumer...unethical, ripoff, scam I was shocked.....granted they were directed to particular agents or agency none in my area.Reviews of their agents were glowing and professional.I'm just really confused.My goal, is to get license, so I can be trained to sale my flip and buy my other investors property.I will be part time RE agent and full time investor until fall when my son is in full time school.Where I can dedicate more timeBc my husband and I plan to obtain more buy/holds, I'm thinking getting my broker license so I can legally property manage in PA.And advise is welcomed.Thanks in advance

THANK YOU for his dedication and sacrifice for his country!

Playing music is a lot more fun when you don't need to rely on it to pay the bills...Ben Leybovich,Don't you find it a bit ironic that despite the fact that you dedicated a large part of your life to something with no real economic reward, and yet still have managed to create the life for yourself that you want, are of the discouraging attitude toward college?

I have seen full warehouses dedicated to selling appliances that have scratches or dents at a good discount (even Viking stoves).

I should dedicate 4 months to begin wholesaling 10 hours a day (plus some time to do my homework :)) is this a good plan...

What's more interesting is an article was released today giving more specifics for the project, stating WF will only occupy 25k sf in space, and the remaining 40k dedicated to community involvement, training in cooking healthy with test kitchens, and so on.

More specifically, how do you feel about, for example, a new agent getting a personal loan from his/her bank in order to "finance" the many costs/expenses.It's something that recently crossed my mind, and it got me to thinking - "if a person did do that, monthly payments would probably be a few hundred dollars a month, which would mean that would really be their only expense, which would mean they'd at the most need a part time job to pay for that as opposed to needing a full time job, therefore having more free time to dedicate to their real estate agent career, therefore better their chances of being successful at it."

@Reginald Hart In that case, be sure to check out the BiggerPockets PodcastsThere are quite a few episodes dedicated to wholesaling that I think you'll love.