At least at the end of the process they would have a piece of real estate, instead of just an education.People who never do anything weren't going to do anything anyway, they just like paying for the education. 

This process has very strict rules and required a professional middleman called an intermediary.

The reason I ask is because I live out of state and I am curious as to how different that process is compared to investing close to where you live?

After you select a property, the realtor manages the offer and closing process.

It's like there's a background process in my mind always running, always alert for a possible call or issue that might arise.I work remotely in a demanding job, and I value my free time deeply, especially given the flexibility of my profession.

They both lay out and explain the process.1: The Book on Flipping Houses - J Scott2: FLIP - Rick VillaniWell worth the time and very informational.Good Luck!

I am sure you also learned a lot in the process. 

I was wondering about the process down there in ClayCo.

Let's collaborate to make this process smooth a nd enjoyable.

From there we look at properties that offer this and start the negotiation process.