Check with your state first, before paying for a bunch of forms at Legalzoom, etc, because you may not need to incur this added expense.Here’s a couple of things to keep in mind:1) You (generally) do not want to do business as a sole proprietor.  

If you would ever like to chat about my experience and maybe I could help change your mind.  

I found a motivated seller in west oak lane area near 66th ave.

My questions are would you need a license of some sort for this, if not do you just start by finding a property with a motivated seller and contact them and begin negotiations?

My current viewpoint is that  I wouldn't mind it being a college town.

The other thing to keep in mind is to be very careful with the owner staying for six additional months.

I dont mind stabilizing a property, my issue is I dont see anything at all.

I’ve never been a person whose been hands-on, I’ve always been business and paperwork minded, but I’m looking to do the nitty gritty of flipping houses, but don’t have the capital to do so.

But that's the only way to grow. putting yourself outside of your comfort zone is the only way that eventually this stuffed becomes your comfort zone.Keep your long-term goals and the big picture in mind - you are not only living for free you are also building Equity every single month.

But the last few years I have been changing my mind set through reading and listing and dreaming ...