If I bust my a** to become a good wholesaler (which I'm not sure my heart would be in), when do I get into buy-and-hold (which is where I know I belong)?

You pay the fee for access and you have your own account to do all the research you want to your heart's content.The cons of getting you real estate license, if you don't intend to actually use it to make a living are:- the expense, about $3,000 per year, because you cannot be licensed without parking it with a broker.

I moved here to get a fresh new start in my life and to work on my dream of becoming a real estate investor by flipping houses so I'm here with an open mind and a willful heart to learn.

@J Scott I agree with you whole heartedly.

I have lots to do and read so far and look forward to reading through it.Trevor, I also purchased a property a few steps away from the heart of Webster Square, right there on Cambridge St.

Simple green space and seasonal food vending in the heart of town would seem to be a fine plan, entirely within the zoning ordinances as they currently exist (although a restroom facility may be necessary for long term).  

I love advice from my "olders and betters," as the saying goes around here.I'm located in the heart of Culpeper, Virginia, which is a rapidly growing town on the outskirts of DC.

Hello everyone,I am buying a condo in the heart of Leavenworth to use as an income producing vacation rental.

Tax lien investing is the heart of my business.

Some of the best deals out there are not for the faint of heart.