I decided it is time to jump in with both feet and get started.I have spent the last 17 years in Corporate America (Strategy & Operations) both on and off shore, however I recently decided to branch-off and explore my capabilities in Real Estate.My goals are ultimately to flip homes, however I would like to start in the wholesaling arena and I am open to any person(s) willing to assist me in starting-up.I am seeking a mentor-type individual in the Fort Worth (Keller) area that would be willing to let me tag along with a process to experience the processes first-hand.

Do not fail to incorporate all costs into your calculation.

If you need a corny, fake story with shallow, basic made-up characters and a cliche narrative to inspire you to do it, go for it.

If later you decide to incorporate the plan can be amended at that time to reflect the change in plan sponsor.

You are not required to do this if paying by credit card or if your contractor is incorporated.

Incorporating a holding company offers certain benefits.

Also, you lump a bunch of options into your narrative (flipping, renting, wholesaling...).

WelcomeMy education background - Associate and Business Administration degree in management computer systems (mgmt computer systems = programmer)I have over 15 years in corporate AmericaCurrently I plan to work on my Real Estate Broker license in the next yearMy 1st job was around age of 10 – sold homemade cookies with one of my cousins

to buy properties and even entire portfolios for them to generate streams of income to export back to their motherland as well as reinvest more and more in US.Apparently in some countries, ie, China, it's unlawful to own more than one's primary residence and even in that case if I understand correctly, the land remains property of the socialist/communist government anyways.So its understandable money is welcome from most anywhere in the world to invest in Corporate America - not a democracy - but at least a Constitutional Republic.

A Fee-only financial advisor should be able to help you  create a financial plan that incorporates your real estate investments.