Now the real issue is learning the terms of the purchase contract and/or assignment agreement, that will require taking some real estate classes or finding a good mentor (I would advise staying away from "real estate coaches and/or mentors" as I haven't found one that is teaching it right).Nick

LOLThis site has been a true inspiration to me and with it I have rediscovered my passion for real estate and the possibility within its realms.I guess it is the geek in me...others don't really understand, they are 9 to 5ers, and see that as the way.But for us its different, I feel we can see beyond that, beyond the constraints of what is "expected" or even in our ignorance how the world works.Especially if that is all we have been exposed to in our life experiences (goodness knows they don't teach "rich dad poor dad" in school!)

Though they are all 4 bed 2 baths, they have different styles, outsides, and yards.

Then again, I don't come across many 13,000 sqft homes.It is weird that the "flip" style switches by the front door bother me?

IMO, key aspect of Victorians is to stay true to the style. 

Those who can't, teach.

Gatlinburg cabins tend to be older and often times not well taken care of unless they’re in some fancy hoa with a pool which is not my style. 

That's a great plan, just you need to use other means to support your retirement life style before 60.

i would think it is the way to go in this business.Construction is tricky, because many parameters must be considered as the ideal square footage, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, construction style, etc.. but once you got the right formula for the right area, things get eventually easier. 

Teach kids (my own included) how to connect with Jesus and glorify Him.4.