I'm struggling to find anything worth looking at twice but on a side note I'm currently only browsing and won't be pulling the trigger till around December.

I look forward to learning more and struggling through the process, but I believe grit, determination and knowledge will help us in our journey.Looking at where you are now and where you were when you started, what would impart to your newbie self?

With the schools growth, massive amounts of investment (innovation campus for instance), and growing influence in the area; I think there is a lot of opportunity for gentrification through coordinated investment.Wichita as a whole might be struggling to figure out how to grow the economy faster, but I think the city and WSU is making the right moves to make that happen.

I struggled with it at your age.

The only thing I do is post pics of the rehabs I complete for clients and sometimes rehabs I complete for myself (no one knows the difference of who owns what) on IG, no mention of dollar amounts.I am struggling with the realization that I am losing a lot of friends from college by being very successful but I damn sure am not apologizing for it.

The city continues to struggle to address the problem. 

Wholesalers struggle doing it locally already. 

@Ramon Vazquez the biggest struggle will be finding new clients who actually want to transact, if you can do that you will do well, if not it will be extremely difficult to make a career out of it.

Any Recommendations for solid contractors would be helpful.This is the part of my young real estate career I've been struggling with most thus far. 

As I begin this journey I know one of the things I'll struggle with is FOMO and feeling I'm missing out on a deal.