Obviously there's a lot I don't know yet but I tried to make it as thorough as possible.

Challenges could include:Having the population to make it a sustainable day-to-day venture.Finding quality staff is tough these days, don't care what you pay them.Breakdowns/serviceInclement weatherPennies on the dollar at exit If the truck does say, 1000 bucks and after labor/cost of goods the operator's left with 500 - 600, then has commissary expenses and a possible split with a partner(s)Ehhhhh...burnout.There were dozens of trucks here 5 years ago and only a handful have really survived the grind. 

I am a real estate agent here in Houston and I would like to help you in anyway possible so please let me know if you have any questions!

But if you are literally trying to start out with as little money out of pocket as possible, mailing could be cheaper.

Hey man congrats on your first step towards freedom man read as much of the stuff as possible and listen to as many podcasts as you can.

I look forward to learning more, helping others however possible and making my next deal--whether locally or in other cities I'm truly familiar with.

My main strategy is buy and hold SFRs, but I'd like to learn some more parts of the business, such as rehab and multi-family deals, and possibly some flips eventually.

Tom Webber fire your listing agent and list it on the MLS for a small fee of $99 yourself and you would only need to compensate the buyers agent if they bring one and that would save you 3% possible 6% of the selling price which is able to lower your price to 3% less just to sell it right away.I'm my flip property I did it that way and it work like a charm.

But none of this is personal stuff and you could possibly get it without having a property under contract.

Anything I can get my hands on to simply get as much knowledge as I possibly can.