sounds like they are just going to use and abuse you.. pretty common.. study for your real estate license if your not yet 18 then not much you can do.get your license and then hire on to a big team.. they will share revenue with the entire team.. you actually learn the trade.. other than Hey go pound on doors bring me a deal so I can make 50k and I will be so kind as to give you 1k for all your work.. this is one thing that irks me at REIAs all these folks coming off like they are mentors when in fact they are just looking for free help and could really care less about your long term success.

You may even consider $50 for a small animal, $100 for anything over 50 pounds just to scare off people with big dogs that are more likely to damage flooring, doors, blinds, yards, etc.

There is nothing wrong with your goal, just do it within the law so you don't attract unwanted attention from the IRS.

It's the space right under the roof.Attics are useful for storing things, but they also help control the temperature in your home.They act like a big blanket, keeping your house warm in winter and cool in summer.But if there are issues in the attic, like poor insulation or pests, it can affect your comfort and energy bills.Pest InfestationsPests are unwanted guests in your home or property, and dealing with pest infestations is essential to keep your space safe and comfortable.These unwanted visitors can come in various forms, from tiny insects like ants and termites to larger creatures like rats and mice.When pests invade, they can cause all sorts of problems, including damage to your property, health risks, and annoyance.Why Pest Infestations Are a Concern1.

Killeen is a good spot, if you are pounding the pavement you can find some deals.  

Talk about penny wise and pound foolish!

$100 a month on a single family residence (SFR) where I put 25K down on a 100K house would make me pound my head against the table". 

But those are the bare outlines of a fully documented deal, with a fully documented sales number, NOT a personally estimated appraisal, like the chest-pounding deal you just outlined.I'm echoing @Mark Cruse here when I say that the primary understanding that a REI has to have is that real estate is NOT A GET-RICH QUICK SCHEME.

Then it's time to pound the pavement and find the right people to add to your team that can help you achieve those goals.

I ALWAYS tell the lender to pound sand when they ask me for records on what we paid for repairs.