My wife used to work in the DC area, so after she rented a small 1br condo in Alexandria, VA for a year, the landlord put it up for sale, and we bought it at what I believe to be FMV with a bit of savings due to no realtor commissions.Fast forward a year later (now), my wife found a job in NH, so we decided to giving renting the condo a shot.

I'm going to send the email out soon to schedule, looking for a few more folks to meet in Quincy with us. 

Your license will help you a litt bit on the front end of your jobs in investment deals but I have heard that you should let another Agent to sell your homes/apartments but you have to find somebody that is trustworthy..  

I currently hold a "full time" job.  

I will plan to invest while having a full time job while my wife will work part time.On a goal level, I believe we will flip until we get enough cash to hold properties unless I jump into some creative financing.

(Bankrate.com, calculators, show amortization schedule, then add in extra payments either monthly, yearly, or one-time, to get your payoff date)  Play with the numbers, decide what your goals are and see what works out best for you.

It's always great to see successful remodels, great job to all of you guys!

They're usually used to working with investors and eager to give you a better rate than Joe Homeowner because it's easier to work in a vacant property and I always promise repeat business if they do the job well and within budget.  

It's all about population and job growth.  

But in both careers, I found I was giving more time and getting less fulfillment.While working 9-5 jobs, over the past 5 years (Finished Study at BGSU in 2011), I've spent countless hours working for free and volunteering to try and make my dream of working in an NBA Front Office a reality.