I'm at my wits end.

Working fulltime for minimum wage at MD Anderson cancer center,  college drop out with a rented condo, and owner of two lots that i dont know what ill do wit h yet, bought because deal was too good to pass on. have been on the app for some time but never was able to make an account on it so i finally took the step and opened a browser on the computer and made an account. purchased first property at 21 from the bank foreclosed condo 2/2 for  cash which at that time was my life savings, and 3 years after that managed to save some money and bought another condo in same complex a 3/2 . last week a 3/2 sold for 78k and the 2/2 are going for 60+ tempted to flip them because id have more than doubled my investment and i live in one. but i dont know what to do if i do so. have the rooms in the 3/2 rented at 600$ each. anyhows im looking forward to learn as much as possible and get into the realestate business, i want to get my Reatlor license if anyone is in houston and knows whats the best way to go about getting one; fastest and cheapest way :). i would appreciate it! 

So I had fun w/ it & called to discuss the deals on his list

I currently have zero experience regarding RE and hope to learn from the resources made available here as well as the wonderful community I've witnessed so far.I work full-time for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department in Communications and my current schedule allows me to commit a decent amount of time into my REI ventures.Some of my short term goals are taking steps into building relationships with seasoned individuals as well as beginners, learn the basics, and start REI part-time.

This is good not only to have a witness, but you can get more done in a shorter amount of time.

Nicole W. it has been my experience that you want to get this handled asap.

I'm at my wits end here.

When the actual purchase occurs, there will be documents that require a witness and notary.

Also don't forget wit furnishing your vacation rentals.

You mean you want it 'Wit'.