Just want to make sure grasped what you said.Thanks again!

As I expected,  many properties are out of my grasp unless I save up for a couple years for the down payment.

I believe that I have a strong grasp on taxes in general but adding in rental income is throwing me for a loop.

It’s just such a tough market to grasp for me, so I tend to stick to the market I do know.

These are all essential to gaining your grasp of what it takes to conduct the business you are in.

to the ER.If you do get your real estate license and gain an understanding of what real estate agents actually do for their clients, I promise that you'll never write another post like this again.The fist thing you need to grasp is that the seller's agent is a fiduciary of the seller. 

I have now have some solid rehab experience, and would like to get a better grasp on rehab costs while using contractors( I did all the work my self on first deal), and get more experience on deal flow and cultivating new leads. 

I have a general grasp of why it's beneficial and how it works but I have a few more questions.1.

Previous owner didn't have a good grasp on how gravity works and removed it so he could throw wood down to the basement where he had a wood burning stove.

This was tough for me to grasp because I hated the thought of PMI.