My goal is to invest in mobile homes on the west coast and single family or multifamily properties on the east coast where scaling would be possible at a faster pace.

Fortunately he is progressing on the project but it’s at a snails pace.

Does it appreciate at a slower pace relative to a single-family?

Only after all that will I check any texts, calls, emails because getting bombarded with issues first thing in the morning is not the way I want to set the pace for the day! 

What you describe is exactly what it is... if you have a good deal then you ideally then you've not really spent any money and hopefully even come out a little ahead and it is repeatable in a comparatively rapid pacing.

I was advised by a former Broker to not take it at a school, but instead to take an online self-pace course -- his advice was that I would learn everything through hands on experience AFTER passing the Salesperson Exam & working with a Brokerage.

Currently on pace to have my MA Real Estate license by the end of February 2020!

Personality: Very strong discipline and work ethic, smart, analytical, detail and numbers oriented, currently improving a weakness of time management and getting lost in the details and getting better every day.The plan:  Flip as full-time as possible while:  Flipping one house at a time to start so I don't over-leverage in case something goes wrong  Hiring out as much work as possible to focus on the big-picture process, plan for the next one, and maximize the pace of flipping, learning, and scaling  Target C class houses and neighborhoods in Kansas City, MO (maybe 60k-100k ARV to start).

Hi @Victoria Leon, there are lots of great resources out there for evaluating single family rentals, here are a quick few that I think would be great paces to start:This video tutorial on estimating cash flow: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…This blog post on making sure the numbers make sense: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…I also find this guide to estimating capital expenditures very helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/…You'll find lots more great content if you search the BiggerPockets blog.Good luck!

I'm now having trouble selling the property due to the lenders not wanting to lend to the buyer because then their loan would be in 2nd position while the PACE would be in the 1st position, meaning that the PACE would need to be paid off first before the FHA loan.