It took me a while to complete the courses and eventually take the state test here in CA but I'm certainly glad I did it.

Eventually you will get one with the experience and documents you need.

I'd be able to save a considerable amount of interest overall, 2. the cashflow I'd be making on a fully-paid property would eventually (over several years) make up for having dipped into my pocket when I started, and 3.

Hello all, I wanted to get into real estate flipping eventually when I build my own capital.

While we could eventually save up enough in a year or two to buy a home, my brother-in-law would be able to fast track us by being able to be our money now and get an investment property much sooner.

If you can't find houses that need rehab in your stable neighborhoods where you can earn equity through the rehab and eventual finance process with the portfolio lending rates, it seems your other choice would be to look outside your current investing areas for greater rent/cost returns. 

Eventually I may take a paycheck but given I am helping out because a relative that was doing the job before me stole all their money, embezzled, lied about the work and maintenance they were doing and stole every tool they owned, there is little money to pay any wages as it is all being used it to make all the neglected repairs, maintenance and to buy tools to make them with.

Lately I have been dedicating most of my time learning here on BP, and I really would like to get started in Fix and Flip, then eventually move to BUY and Hold.

Lately I have been dedicating most of my time learning here on BP, and I really would like to get started in Fix and Flip, then eventually move to BUY and Hold.

Anyhow, I'm primarily interested in flipping and will eventually move into buy and hold.