I've crunched the numbers and if I could purchase 5 SFH (newly constructed homes) in the next five years, that would give me the financial independence foundation I'm looking for.I finally have my why and plan of action on my REI journey.

You don't need to know everything to get started; you need a foundation to build on and the rest will come through experience and then refining your education.You can build a basic understanding of investing in 3-6 months.

By spreading investments across these sectors, investors can reduce the impact of adverse movements in any single market segment.Conclusion: The Path ForwardWhile interest rates will invariably ebb and flow, the foundational principles of real estate investment remain constant.

.- Build with cash and slowly for a strong foundation.- After 3-4 years, look at using leverage to speed up portfolio growth.- Always own 50% of portfolio with cash owned properties.Portfolio should then be secure and cashflow positive.Just my opinion 😁

If the plan is to grow, make sure you have a solid foundation when it comes to asset protection. 

Dealing with nightmare sellers, including a dog left unattended for days, a break-in, and hidden foundation issues sounds like a real challenge.

I went under contract and my inpsector came back and told me the house has foundation issue. floor sloped and outside brick wall had crack but being patched.

Quote from @NA NA: As The title says how would i go about wholeselling at 15 im doing it but how do i sound more professional and confident talking to a seller/buyer because they see my youth as i dont know anything i know a pretty good much about how to wholesell how to find everything but since im so young i dont know how would talk to them without throwing the deal(ignore my name getting fixed)Work on foundation matters first, namely education.

No foundation issues, etc. but the inspection report did indicate the need to fully replace the HVAC system and all ductwork (we agree due to us flipping this property and needing to pass resale/buyers inspection).

I can't do that at Charles Schwab.