Broker has worked with this title officer a total of twenty years or so and is insistent, and has countered back with their title company and the sixty days for the tenants, and that the broker gets the full commission as mentioned (I dont use a buyers broker so my offers are more workable, of course).

Just a reminder we're not in our twenties anymore. 

I work full time am in my early twenties and trying to transition into real estate on a part time basis as well.

Hi Nick,You need to try to find some private money lenders.... and you need to start within your sphere of influence..... family, friends, business contacts etc...I did my first rehab deal in my early twenties.

Most millennials in their early to mid-twenties are coming out of college with no job opportunities available in the immediate future and the pressure to pay back student debt is ever looming.

One of the top markets in the country, our twenty to thirty year projections are strong.All the best!

As I sort of mentioned in my post, my wife has almost twenty years experience in real estate, and even more so in mortgage.

Hi,My name is Mayo, a London, (United Kingdom) based, mid-twenties, newbie real estate investor.In a nutshell, I'm driven to make a significant positive difference in anything I do.

I enjoyed reading all the info on Real Estate in Your Twenties as well.

In a rip roaring market you can be less attentive to detail and nicer finishes.