A lot of it just comes naturally.  

So at the most you're only a year behind where you would naturally pass that entrance exam. 

Also have money in reserves to cover loses you would naturally incur as you build the knowledge you need to own the property.

Originally posted by @Steve Vaughan:  I don't think that wholesaling seems easy but as you mentioned it seems like more of a natural progression to move towards as an agent since im already doing similar things as a wholesaler as a realtorIn fact after hearing from you and others here it seems like i shouldn't really change much other than perhaps who im marketing to!

Owners need to learn to look past the score and focus on what is inside the credit report - late pays, active collections, judgments, repos - anything of that nature spells D-E-A-D-B-E-A-T.

Check with your tax professional about your individual situation and nature of your expenses.

By nature, my understanding is that flipping houses is considered active income, however, I don't do any of the work and I don't manage the projects.

I would love to reach out to brokers and ask for packages and analyze the deals and in the mean time try to build partnerships with investors things of that nature.

I also have rental homes and tried numerous different softwares to try and handle both and never found anything remotely adequate to do both.

Use a known brand and you can be relatively certain all the basics are covered (naturally, read your policy).