I would think you would want to be there to make sure everything goes smoothly!

We are both transitioning to the real estate business; me as a wholesaler & my wife as a real estate agent.

If you want to be further amused, here's the post...http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3976/blog_posts/28517-rents-i-say-where-are-the-rentsIf anyone has had brilliant success with this kind of transition, I'd love the feedback.

There is some overlap as far as areas that we all buy, but there are also a lot of people on here who buy in areas that I won't buy so definitely talk to other BP'ers about what everyone buys.Good luck on the transition.

Hoping it goes smoothly.

I'm currently working as a Customer Service Specialist at Xerox and my goal is to transition into full-time wholesaling.

I would like to make the transition to becoming a real estate agent however I want to make sure I do it the right way.My plan is to take real estate classes, pass the test, get sponsorship by a broker and receive my license.

The residual commissions from sales helped smooth the transition.1 Wholesaling2 Baltimore3 Self financed, buy for $10K and sell for $40K didn't take a lot of money to do4 Perhaps 6-125 two years~6 Make enough money to put all the crooked politicians and judges in jail.

Process worked smoothly.

Looking to learn the game through wholesaling while building capital and then eventually transitioning into more aggressive forms of investing with higher profit margins.