If I were to keep notes, what should I study?

We have agreed to a price and now our attorneys are just going through the language of the contracts.

He is more like an intermeditary, or facilitator using his Japanese language skills.I believe the property manager is also the one that actually sold the property to my friend.They tied up and sold so called a "turn key property" to him.

However, I have solved this issue by putting some language in the agreement that the agent can pay in lieu of the buyer paying.

My biggest problems are lack of time and lack of experience.I need to start getting and income very soon, so I don't have time for a lot of possible options like studying to become a real estate agent.The property manager position I mentioned is only an internship, because the actual property manager positions I saw required a 4 year college degree.Are any of the positions you listed not blocked by these two obstacles?

Study the neighborhood and be realistic about its future.

The option agreement can contain clear language about assigning it.

If the P&S has specific language about using a specific lender, simply write up a contract addendum stating otherwise and have the seller sign it. 

As for dealing in your market, my suggestions would be either to invest in another market or to start studying the principles of wholesaling.

The WRA one has some really goofy language IMO.