If you flip for capital and BRRRR a whole bunch of doors, 2030 isn't just doable, it's realistically too far down the road.  

Hey BP,I've been reading and taking as much away from BP as I can. One thing i learned on the podcast is to NEVER SHUT UP about your goals and try to provide value everywhere you go. So in my town I've been "putting e...

It's doable depending on the location. 

I am not sure about the Florida market, but I know these deals are easily doable here in Columbus, Ohio.

I think the best way would be to have a Realtor and a mortgage broker look at all the numbers and see what is doable.

There have been rumors that online pre license courses are coming in the near future but as of now brick and mortar is the only option.As for getting a license and having a full time job it is totally doable.

Definitely doable...and though it takes work to get the systems set up, it's less daunting than most think.

Yes wholesaling and other strategies take work, but they're doable and the more you do the more you can implement systems that make it simpler and more efficient.

And be very transparent to the Seller about it.But if that's not doable you can have a provision to reflect whatever dependencies that could cause the delay, such as: Closing shall occur within 3 days after title commitment and survey have been completed, and buyer's objections to such documents (if any) have been resolved.  

Out-of-state is totally doable as long as you don't underestimate what needs to be done for it to work, and know what is actually feasible for your situation and your goals.