tough one.. both are complicated... i guess try to know yourself better,, in which field do you think you will excel more...

You can find books at a bookstore or library that will teach you most, if not all, of what you will learn from these expensive classes.Many strategies are going to be tough in CA.

Its a little tough to fully separate the costs to just the kitchen vs. other things.

What allowed you to get paid when conventional financing was used was the "special invoice" that showed up on the HUD.

They called me today to offer me a mentor for "$19,000, no $14,000 no $5000 .....wait, I'll make you a special deal because we really want your testimony.

I am also graduating early from high school in January and I'm trying to do it without a car which is getting tough.

I figured that to low, given the fact that there is room for expansionCourse in today's environment finding a all cash buyer will be tough & a trade is not really doable unless of course the property trade is located in my neck of the woodsThankyou for your replySonny

Have a look at this post.10% down is pretty much the minimum for an OO property, except for special programs. 20% for investor loans.

I started out in college, but I wish I was one of those whiz kids that started when they were 16......as far as good wholesaling info, check out Vena Jones-Cox (I'm sure you can get some stuff cheap on E-bay)Mike.....right now wholesaling is tough in most areas of the country, with Florida being one of them.

I'm sure this must be a tough time because a bomb was just dropped on them by complete strangers.