IE every thing but buying a rental house.and one of my main subjects was how to determine and buy in path of progress this is a prime example of what my talk entailed .. now I gave examples of what I personally did in OR CA and SC.but I will be on a plane to Racine in the next 90 days and spend some time there figuring it out.. this is a gold mine waiting to be opened..

Will be with family, but maybe we can chat on the plane or in the airport.  

The kinds of people who are going to come to Raiders games will buy their tickets online before they even get on a plane or jump in a car to come to Vegas.  

If I don't know how to fly a plane a license won't prevent catastrophe. they also have crews and subs and a realistic view on actual cost and time.

They had to move closing back therefore I️ had to pay to change my plane ticket for closing.

Well, they are once you get 20+ units but if you're starting with 1 SFR or 1 duplex you have to factor in how much those plane tickets will eat into your "$100/month cash-flow" (just to pick a random metric some people use here on BP).

im new to investing so excuse how foolish im coming across  im 23 and just purchased this house with the building out back. it already had a well and septic. its roughly 317 sf. inside the building. it was built onto a singlewide mobile home that was removed off the land before i bought it. i was told by zoning and planing the most sf i can have is 615. 

My agent told me to send him all the receipts of the all expenses including deposit, appraisal and inspection fee, plane tickets, the salary which I would make on the day I was off to look for this house.

If you take what a lot of people on BP think is a good metric: cash-flow $100/month then a single visit during the year (plane, rental car, food, hotel, etc.) will wipe out your cash-flow. 

I would hop on the next plane to Florida, fire him, and hire a reputable property management company to manage your property.