Now, you may be picturing me coding high-speed trading algorithms but I am patient investor with a long term view.

I have a free and clear home (owned 5+years) I've agreed to trade straight up for another free and clear home.

In August, my local REIA had a vendor trade show.

When I do need a repair man I'll advertise for a "Jack of all trades" with their own tools, post what needs done, and how much I'm willing to pay.

If its a flip or a rental, you must have a licensed GC pull the permits and certain trades (mechanical, plumbing electric) must be licensed.

When you first start playing baseball it is so easy, you swing the bat and throw the ball.

Duns & Bradstreet require 4 trade lines to generate any type of business credit, which isn't happening anytime soon.

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I doubt that you will find that option in the state of PA. you must close with the seller then flip to your buyer. it can be an hour later but, from the title companies that I've dealt with, its you go first. without the seller first handing over the property, what are you even trading with your end buyer?

I am a professional engineer by trade but I would like to make REI my profession.