Any books you recommend, or have helped you on your personal real estate journey.General Real Estate Books/Biographies101 Recipes for Riches in Real Estate - Proof with Design2 Years to a Million in Real EstateA Million Bucks by 30: How to Overcome a Crap Job, Stingy Parents, and a Useless Degree to Become a Millionaire Before (or After) Turning ThirtyBuilding Wealth One House at a Time, Updated and Expanded, Second EditionBuy It, Rent It, Profit!

I am based in NJ and I’m certainly not looking for anything super cost aggressive as I am new and simply looking for some degree of paid mentor ship that I can leverage Real Estate Competent advice from.

I have an uncle who has over 35 years of carpentry experience and an uncle who has over 10 years of residential general contracting experience (currently lives in Florida, though).I have a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Project Management and I graduated in the top 10% of my class.I have 7+ years of business management/finance experience working in supply chain roles.I decided last summer that I wanted to learn about flipping houses.

I have a degree in natural resources and my job title is an Environmental Scientist.

I have, actually still do to some degree, but I work the xSDs because they offer even greater potential for building tax deferred, and more importantly - Tax Free profits. 

Aaron Farr with 4 Degrees Real Estate (Agent) and Jason Paull with Fairway Mortgage (Lender)

Often times now the trailing spouse has a college degree and needs a job.

not a house inspection or anything, just a person with their cell phone given your specific instructions, for example, during rehab project:drive up to the driveway, take pictures of the front and sides to see the lawn worksee signs that the building materials are properly disposed of, record a videosee signs the contractors are workingor prior to purchase of a property:take a 360-degree video of the propertygo to the property at 9 am, 3 pm, or 9 pm to see the neighborhood situationI've seen horror stories where the contractors have not worked on the project for weeks without the owner knowing, or real estate agents not telling the whole story about the neighborhood, I wonder if this gut check service is something you would use?

If there is a way to be profitable (and to a very good degree!)

I’m also taking college classes in hopes to finish my AA degree before I finish 11th grade to then start my bachelors in senior year.