If you have no idea what to do, you might consider investing in training.

(Pure training, no sales or advertising)  In 2 hours you'll know a LOT more about wholesaling than you do right now.

I'm in the EXACT same boat as you, I bought a duplex (this past summer) and am enjoying both being a homeowner as well as landlord-in-training.

I am currunetly booked right now to go attend the austin real estate training seminar I'm looking for someone to go with me thats wants to learnThe toal cost of the tickets was 197 IK already paid 100 but i still owe them one hundred more so I'm looking for a partner to pay the other hundred this is a three day seminar the first day is finding the properties the second day is funding and the last day is selling so I know its gonna be awesomeHit me up by 2/2 so i can get your name and email and get you signed up

If I'm doing a lease option or lease purchase, I connect them with my credit repair program.

Many lenders can go 10 or 15 years, Freddie has a great SBL program for deals between $1mm and $5mm, FHA can go up to 35 years, and HUD can go up to 40 years.

It is against their policy for you to enter into a separate agreement with the tenant to collect the difference, if you did that and they find out they would ban you from the program. 

That picture was actually taken when I was going to meet with Congressional staff to discuss a program/resource I took part in creating for veterans returning and transitioning into the academic environment.In regards to real estate, I am 35 years old, and yes I am hungry, however, I am not young and flashy.

Not sure my company's 401k program will carry me thru my retirement years.

Also A high speed train testing facility