You learn how to be a great Realtor by doing; the classes just prove that you’re able to learn, the real learning happens after you get your license.

Honestly speaking , if you have a substantial amount of capital gains, investing in opportunity zones could prove beneficial.

Hi Marc, I am very familiar with Towson as I studied at Loyola Maryland which is pretty close.

Finding an investor might be hard with no track record, especially for 50% as you have to prove why you are worth 50% - what are you bringing to the table?

I wouldn't put a dime in your pocket without you first proving our business model.

Did you request bank statements from the seller to prove they were receiving regular rent payments?

There are a lot of studies out there on this, or you can read Dan Ariely's "Predictably Irrational", but bottom line is that vastly more people are motivated by loss than by gain.

If you want to master these 2, study these 2, wholesaling is simply when you apply these skill to real estate for the purpose of "horse trading".

If you can prove a 12% return or better,  you should have no problem finding people with money that are interested in joining you.I would also like to know how you intend to manage these out-of-state as a military member?

If you study economies with governments that have no monetary will power, the value of the currency quickly is diluted to nothing.So, what is the little guy to do?