Luckily, there a lot of good opportunities to be had a straight shot over on i70 (Kansas City, St.

Instead of paying off 1/30 of 80k, I might be paying off 1/30 of 800k (I realize that it's not straight line, but hopefully you get the point). 

@Daniel McNultyI see what you did there.Listening to @Greg Dickerson short pod on the topic it seems to be a long putt to turn a profit and unless you have deep pockets or lots of investors it rarely is a good investment medium, instead it is more of a hobby.

For example: Let's assume there is a Mobile Home Park for sale with 10 homes in the park, site rent $200 (all utilities billed direct to resident). 9 homes are straight resident owned with 1 home on RTO contract.

I'll explain below, but I'm not an expert, so don't use my advice for anything but for non-expert advice:)First off, do not go straight off of zillow for prices of homes.

Which is all terrifying but the only positive is that at least I have a chance for everything to be level and straight, and more importantly safe in the future.Conceptually, I would start the rehab with fixing and replacing the roof.

Maybe keep pushing your loan officer / processor to get is straight with underwriting, or you may need to find a new lender. 

My question is, should I start out as a real estate agent and invest on the side and eventually start doing it full time or should I just jump straight into investing?

I would buy a few straight rentals before jumping right into BRRRR deals, there is more risk in those transactions so get your feet wet first.Good luck.

Having multiple addendums like this create these issues and things are always easier when the purchase agreement is straight forward and few contingencies.