Do this for a few months – you may want to take a real estate course to get your license – Attend REIA's – BUT do not trust the sales pitches you will hear – I don’t think you should spend your money on those programs – if you want to spend some money – get a mentor –The candidate for your mentor should be financial successful – in many phases of making money in real estate; auctions, tax sales, lead generations, contract engineering, assignments as well as the many creative clauses’ used to buy real estate.I think you will do well – take it slow and easy – don’t be influenced by big talkers – counsel with spouse – create credit lines – be ready with a form packets of contracts – assignment forms – notes – disclosures and blank checks – study and learn from others ------ AND HAVE FUN – your journey to a better income and more of what you want out of life is exciting and profitable.

Currently studying, reading, and listening to everything bp has to offer and then some.

currently enrolled in jy monk real estate class, was wondering about any websites, books, study guides etc. that i can use to increase my chances of passing the exam.  

l am a Registered Nurse presently who did some buying and selling of real estate in the past but lately I've been feeling like this is my true calling and would like to study it more in depth.

In addition, I am currently studying for my CPA and I am considering what area I plan to be a specialist in.

But in both careers, I found I was giving more time and getting less fulfillment.While working 9-5 jobs, over the past 5 years (Finished Study at BGSU in 2011), I've spent countless hours working for free and volunteering to try and make my dream of working in an NBA Front Office a reality.

In addition to studying on BP, KC has some great REIA groups that you should consider joining.

Will continue to study and ask questions.Again, thank you for your help!

What did you study?

And like with most RE purchases, you CAN do a wholesale transaction to another investor, but there might be some nuances you need to be aware of - that's why you should 'study, study, study'!