There is also the lending field which is quite lucrative if your more into financecommercial real estate if some day you want to be doing bigger deals and making 6 figure commissions checks.. etc etc.to try to start your business as a flipper or wholesaler is tough and it has a 95% failure rate being that it appeals to the mass's of which many frankly don't have the skills to succeed or the financing behind them.OR converselyMake money at your chosen profession save and buy and hold.. buy the best you can hold for long term.. same with buying securities .

Looking into other markets now, I can find returns in the 400-500/month using a similar fee model which leads to me to believe that while you can still find deals in Palm Bay, it is very tough to do so.   

(Live there for a bit then rent it out)It's a tough decision nowadays with a 3% mortgage which is pretty much an asset in itself. 

Wholesaling is tough with a license in any state because the spread you earn has to go through your brokerage, but having a license when doing off-market appointments adds to your toolbox (you can always list when they want market price).

Could be really tough.

I mean trying to make great returns for our investors is tough enough as it is and of course not every deal is going to go perfectly one just has to look at back to the GFC some pretty smart folks took a beating. 

We used to live in Reading and the city itself would probably be tough to rent as it may be hard to find good tenants.

Tough environment to focus on studies. 

Major renos in Orleans can be tough though.

The cost of the furniture is tough up front-- you can rent furniture or go through FB marketplace.