Many of the sellers dont want the extra fees I am not sure how to properly handle this.

Hey everyone, 26 y/o from British Columbia, Canada in the okanagan area.Never thought much about my finances until recently and just came across bigger pockets around a month ago after discovering the idea of financial independence in general (probably began with youtube recommendations) and by listening to a few other podcasts while at work as an aluminum boat builder/welder to pass the time.

Or we could just save the extra money & headaches and just flip the properties for $460,000+ (and our broker has not missed yet on comps anywhere in North NJ) and make a good 6-figure spread.

I’m wondering the model these agents are trying to emulate and charge for... in what way are they adding value to earn that extra 4.5%?

Personally I am trying to become financially independent and am willing to take on some extra work and risk to reach it.  

I am moving into an apartment closer to work this month, and was thinking about trying our Air BnB to rent my extra bedroom.

Just starting out1-have mortgage, personal loan, and car loan. 2-not much extra money 3- i want to start investing but when do i start?

If they get well each month and aren't bad tenants in any other way, keep collecting the late fees making the extra income. 

I can't pay cash but can pay a down payment and would likely pay extra, especially after the next few years go by.2. 

I tend to work with military communities for rentals and flips, but I am always looking to learn a few more techniques to make some extra coin.