If you are being sold a policy from an insurance agent/salesman (regardless of what his title is), you should definitely take pause.

I am looking to get my RE seller's/agent license in both NJ and PA using online courses...  

I've got a deal in which the seller and I are on pause until we hear back from our attorneys.

I've got a deal where the seller and I are on pause until we hear back from our attorneys.

It was more coming from the place of making sure you were "pausing" to make measured decisions about the next several days - no offense meant, apologies on that one.So have you filed the Writ of Execution?

However, when I found out that I could not select my Closing Attorney for the Escrow it gave me pause because, we are back at that old Red Flag again money up front prior to actual loan approval.

It gives the tenant pause for thought in keeping the property up.

What gives me pause is the repairs we're looking at right away...

Last but not least, my advice is always to just pause the studying, get out there, look at properties, talk to people and get started.

Risk does not bother me, I'm mainly wondering what advice you, a person that has been in the business already, would suggest for me to get started in that could build without pausing for savings all the time, or could build itself.