So even though you’re a bit ahead of me, I would say find a team that can help you get going and that you can lean on with questions.

My question is whether I should go ahead and buy a Class C or D property now, knowing it'll be more work, or hold and save more until I can buy more of a Class B property.

We're moving ahead with our projects that we had on hold...hope this helps.

This particular neighborhood is very established with renters and has its own Facebook group where people come to specifically rent straight from the owners. 

Hes straight forward and doesn't dick around like alot of sales people. 

You are getting way ahead of yourself.

@Isaiah Stiverson it's great that you're getting started at a young age so you're already a step ahead!

I have a pretty straight forward online training program.

Originally posted by @Jeyo Punnakottil:@Amanda Schneider i am positive after reading the clause ,the seller got all privilege to terminate the contract and you as buyer donot have any loophole to force them not to terminate.I am not an attorney and this is not legal advice .But this is what i feel after reading the above mentioned paragraph  Are you saying even if the buyer wants to go ahead at the accepted price the seller can now refuse because of a flood in the basement?

If the agent wows you and you feel comfortable working with them, go ahead and sign any agreement the agent wants you to sign for representation.