Sounds to me you need to fire your agent and sue everybody involved for fraud @Chung Cam.

Congradulations Cam! 

You c am borrow private money, partner or wholesale properties that will not or can not finance you.If you have little or no experience you can partner with an experienced investor use the funds for the rehab and do a profit split.Either way you should look to compound the cash so you can build up to larger deals.

We occasionally consider Mamuelle, Cabot, or areas of Jacksonville that would be the most desirable for people stationed at the Air Force base.We interviewed a local property management company who has criteria that revolves around neighborhoods where properties typically rent for around 1k+.

You also said you've manage the place with Nest Cams?

A revolving product is just one more gas pedal for your portfolio. 

I am studying to obtain my RE Agent's license and I am trying to learn about the industry.My question revolves around selling homes once you have it under contract as the listing agent.How homeowners actually shop for homes?

I had a person randomly contact me and ask to buy a property I own.I agreed on a low price because he promised a swift and easy transaction.After going under contract, it’s turned into a 6 month+ saga, with the buyer trying to pull out every trick he can to drive the price down.His approach has mostly revolved around trying to find some problem with the property to knock of 50% of the value.I have held my stead and not given into any of his manoeuvres.It also became apparent early on that the buyer and his attorney are two peas in a pod.

Run the CAM, check the rental rates and projected repairs.

And a revolving line of credit to do updates.