The liability & workload on the Broker is intense in the management business.

I still do not feel I am to the point where I can quickly look at a deal on the MLS and at least be able to have an indication of whether it makes sense to look at it further for more intense number crunching.

After much research and an intensive study on wealth creation I chose real estate because it seemed easy enough to do and being I had no people skills or specialized knowledge I thought I could teach myself . 

The deal didn't last because of a few reasons, mostly related to the ARV given the pretty intensive repairs.

I currently work for KW and I must say their level of training is intense.

Not so much because of the money, but really because on something like this, labor-intensive but not really requiring a lot of skill and care except for one glaring exception, someone's practically guaranteed to do something shady. 

PM me if you want to know who these turnkey operators are.Tyisha, the reason I went with turnkey property is because I am in a very intense training program for my job and will be unable to focus on my local RE market for another 7 to 8 months.

Cause the way it works is that there's a line to go into UW and once they take you in and start their intensive exam of your docs if they find something that isn't right you get kicked out and given 24 hours to correct the error and if not - to the back of the line you go. 

The money is good, but the travel was often intense - there were years I was on the road 50-60% of the time.When I became a parent, I didn't want to travel to the same degree; enter real estate.   

First community I have joined that has such an intense culture of sharing and support.