He seems to be a quick learner, and I may have him read my management materials and see if we can make this fly!

I am an eager learner, have my real estate license in NJ, have experience in the real estate industry through a previous job, and am ready to go! 

I strive to be a continuous learner and welcome any comments from those who have thought these thoughts, walked this path or have words of wisdom to share as I start this journey.Please ask any follow up questions if interestedThanksMike

To add on, I’m a quick learner and accountable.

I’m a quick learner thus giving detailed information and I am really interested in wholesale as well as being licensed in the close future.

For a very visual learner like me that likes to look at pictures, creating a map and plotting the major developments, grocery stores, StarBucks, shopping facilities, best schools, median household incomes etc... of an area opens up 50-60% of the story for you straight off the bat.

I am a learner and I like all things Real Estate.

I'm a lifetime learner, so I'll be digesting lots of new material.

I can't wait to get my first flipper financed until then I'm a willing learner and a great listner open to all the advise this community has to offer.

The one or two that were accepted, I had to back out of after re-running the comps (yes, I had to make the same mistake more than once to finally figure out a method that would make running tricky comps easier for me - I'm normally a fast learner, but for some reason, that lesson didn't click for me the first time, lol).My main takeaway from your story is, "don't overpay for a property", no matter how tempted I get.