I continued for a little bit and gained valuable knowledge on the studies of art and math but with not job it was hard to continue to skate to school using up 4 hours to get and 4 hours to come home on school days i didnt really make time to actually follow through with interviews and potential job opportunities because i was to focused on my craft, but One day while skating to see my mom i saw a banner for a job opportunity and applied and told my self if i got called would follow through no matter what.

@Jamie Hall I don't know if they support your exact model but off I were to get my license and want to focus on investment real estate I would recommend contacting @Ryan Luthi.

RealtyShares - https://www.realtyshares.com/ - generally focus on mid-market (<$50 million) commercial properties, often for value-add situations involving property upgrades or operational improvements.

I'd say do your research on markets, of course, but focus on the people.

Hi Brandon, I am in the Orlando area and have been focusing on flipping SFR over the past 2 years.

We have 3 home lots of our own to focus on, so it may be good timing to spend time building our network in preparation for when those homes are completed.

-Currently focused on  acquiring property and building equity in homes (next 1-5 years) with larger cashflow as a long-term goal (years 5-10).Thanks again to everyone for creating a great community-Kent

You can certainly start with no money @Kala Green, but you should focus on learning more and honing your skills.

She didn’t know what wholesaling was and said she didn’t have much knowledge on the business side of things she seemed really focused on trying to recruit me for college and make me sign up for my sats but I don’t fully trust her so here I am.

Or, does it even make sense to focus on greater Minnesota, and instead just look for deals closer to home?