Whether through representation, wholesaling or investing, I will work hard to provide the service needed and help all parties profit.  

I'm a hospitality management major with a minor in accounting but I definitely don't want to become a hotel manager working 50 hour weeks only to cap out at a $44,000 salary each year... 

Interested in investing and eventually using those profits to buy my own home for my family.

Back end profits are what you receive over the longer time period, perhaps forfeiting some or all front end profits in favor of bigger opportunities on the back end. 

They want to sell for one reason or another whether it he hardship or profit, time is on your side.

@Edward Rangel yes you pay taxes on the net profits of course, but with a rental you also have depreciation deductions etc.

You would have made $3000 per month in profit (capital appreciation) in the NorCal property, and $500 per month profit in the Midwest scenario.

@Derek Boone, I originally tried to stray away from condos, but this one's HOA fees weren't major IMO.

At the very least it is both going to surpass income from my other (2) businesses and for ROI on my time it's the most profitable.  

Not to mention the first $500,000.00k of profit for couples is tax free.