So with that said – you might want to take it slowly – that is--- keep your job--- and accelerate your learning and exposure to real estate investing and begin your transition to a position that will able you to control real estate and profit from your activities ONE DEAL AT A TIME!

They have this really good profit analyzer tool I like too.

Let's say you have a tenant in your rental but the time comes for replacing the roof. What do you do? Do you have to wait for them to leave and do this "between tenants" or do they suffer through the process and get c...

You dont need to pay a mentor but it is easier to team up with someone on your first deal and split the profits with them.

It is in a hot area, which might get a buyer interested more in the potential profit than the ratio.I will make my best cash offer, and if that's not accepted, we'll look at short sale options.I'm really looking for my first wholesale.  

are there classes or seminars to go over how to budget your profits?

After that year, we're going to convert it to a different kind of profit sharing deal for the flip. 

I don't want the profitability of our properties to rely on me doing work on them, although I am pretty handy!

I don't have college rentals but I heard that they can be highly profitable.

I have a budget in mind and my goal is to have a rental that should not require any major repairs for at least 5 years.