It's very challenging getting clients and keeping the commissions coming in consistently.

The best news is, if I want to buy the property I can also do that as well, at any point through the process.As far as the "Driving for Dollars" aspect...

With that being said, I think wholesaling is what I will start with as a base to learn every basic aspect of real estate investing.

With that being said, I think wholesaling is what I will start with as a base to learn every basic aspect of real estate investing.

He was extremely helpful in walking me through the financing aspect of the purchase.

I think developing a consistent relationship with one is key, that way they can check title on properties for you when you come across deals.

For myself:Units owned - 8 consists of 4 A-class SFH's I manage myself, 4 B-class apartment units professionally managed.Rent status as of 3/31/2020 - 2/4 SFH's paid, 0/4 apartment units paid so far.

There are a few aspects you have to weigh, the first being what are your overall goals.For me, looking back I wished I had bought a 4 family instead of a single family as my primary. 

The remaining 5k consisted of survey, title insurance and settlement fee.

Don't look at which market is higher, but which market has the consistent ability to make you money.