Did I mention I m also studying for the Real Estate license?

Hind sight is 20/20 they say, and looking back I wish that I had studied investing as hard as I studied other academics.

I would like to buy a quad as an owner occupant just to get started then study for the real estate exam and learn to wholesale to find my buy and hold projects.

That is when I got hooked on real estate again.Since the beginning of July, I have been reading, studying, and even driving more slowly by empty houses.

Investing in renting apartments to tenants, maintaining their units, and collecting rent yields a lot of money.

Well, it might be, but that will be a big investment, not to mention years of study to read all those manuals. 

After 2 years there, I moved out, but maintained occasional contact with the couple.I recently contacted them again, and expressed interest in the property, to find that they have since moved a few hours away nearer to one of their children, and that managing this property has become difficult enough that given the right situation, they would be interested in selling. 

So I kicked it into high gear and studied the hell out of real estate books, blogs, and bigger pockets was a huge resource.

I'm in the process of taking real estate classes and I'm realizing the more I study and learn that Los Angeles is a difficult market. 

Search, think, study