If any hiccups come up down the road I strongly feel you would be able to handle it no problem 🙏🏻 I’m 27, been working a warehouse 9-5 job for 8 years, this week will be my last week as I’m going into real estate full time as a new realtor!

Knowing these might help us know if the agent could be the issue, or there could be other issues (inspection issues, price negotiations, etc).I've FSBO with a flat fee listing service for most of my flips, and sold without a hiccup, usually in a couple days.

Where I found starting off what very key to my success was working along side active investors in your area.

I've noticed some appealing deals through wholesalers, which requires cash/hard money only, which is why I'm keeping that as an option alongside exploring MLS listings with a traditional loan.

It takes about 6 weeks without hiccups. 1) 7 day notice to tenant 2) Notice filed with court 3) Court date set approx 2-3 weeks out depending on filing date and Landlord/Tenant Court dates 4) Judgement entered for plaintiff which provides another 7-14 days (depends on judge and case) to pay 5) If no payment writ issued 6) Sheriff Deputy schedules removal of tenant belongings with plaintiff.This is best case scenario.

I plan on working on the properties alongside the contractor, learning the business "hands on".

There's nothing scarier than to think that your spending your last red cent on a property in the hopes that there are no costly hiccups along the way. 

Currently, I am working along side with a great friend of mine who is helping me research and encouraging me along the way.

Over time, this results in a premium over what they would have paid as a dividend.If you lay a maximum over-funded whole life illustration alongside a maximum over-funded IUL illustration, they will be virtually identical for the life of the policy.

You can even take the wholesaling one step further and offer to volunteer as a co-project manager on that investor's project where you work along side of them or their project manager to get the feel for the process.Get a baseline educational foundation before you venture off into anything...just like Basic Training for Real Estate.