Oh yes you can begin to feel the big ship of real estate turning.

She will walk through houses and change light bulbs check for things to be restocked etc- then, I just buy everything off of Amazon and ship it direct which has included side table lamps, mattresses and even a box spring.

Both parties should get something out of a partnership/ mentor-ship. 

I thought I wouldn't find something like it again, and was in contract on 2 duplexes a couple miles away, then had to jump ship for this one.

My goals are to turn my financial ship around and steer myself to financial freedom.

You will also see some common themes: -Decor that is appropriate to the theme of the area -Mix of nice wall hangings and hard objects without being cluttered (again- place appropriate; don't hang an anchor and ship wheel in a mountain cabin)-Items that provide a "Pop" of color in photos; can be throw pillows, bed skirts, tile backsplash, bar stools, back side of front door etc-Some coordination of color scheme throughout.

I think that ship has sailed, unless you can pick up super dirt cheap deal.   

I am currently a sole proprietor (ie not a legit business because I am just figuring this all out).Talking with Fund & Grow made me feel safe like I had someone else at the ship's helm, but their service is NOT free.

I'm gearing up to approach banks to get per-qualified for a loan and start to build relations ships with an underwriter that I will use over and over again for my first few REI deals.

Furthermore, the work schedule when working on ships is usually something like 2 months on and 2 months off, and so on.My first question is: If I went down this path, Is 2 months enough time to complete a deal before I have to leave for work again, and would it be too difficult to manage and grow my portfolio if I have to leave every 2 months and go out to sea?