Also, flipping can be seen more as a full time job, so you might want to figure out how you can turn the fruits of the flip into holds that gradually create free time.A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.

I don't plan on putting all my eggs in one basket.

Don't put all your money in to one basket.

Learn residential and move up, is a good way to go.I'd also suggest not putting all your eggs in one basket starting off.Good luck...

Putting all your eggs in one basket in risky.

All eggs appear in one basket, but if well managed by Owner - this will benefit you when it comes time to sell and roll the money into a 1031 exchange.

You might get a deal to go if you work long and hard enough at it but how many easier and more fruitful deals will you have passed along the way.Have to analyze and work on the best return deals the quickest to increase your dollars per hour earned.

Also, if you're looking to just make a lot of commission you'll pass on doing things that will make you successful - door knocking, networking, cold calls, etc.The majority of the work you do will not directly link up to commission but over time as you improve and build a solid network, you'll enjoy the fruits of your labor. 

The lowest hanging fruit for them is the liability insurance coverage. 

Low hanging fruit so they can say they're doing their job.....