A lot of free content out there, soak up as much free content as possible but action is the key, I was terrified when I started but I knew I had to try some of the stuff I learned.BAM, it worked

It's one of those things where you can't start any action until they actually refuse to leave.

It has finally hit me that I will always want to keep learning and need to make those steps towards actually starting.So my first step of action for getting the ball rolling, which I know many people say isn’t always necessary, was enrolling in real estate courses to get my license.

It is wise to have all your ducks in a row before you take any action.

Good luck, keep networking, keep learning and remember consistent action is what makes you go far!

Tell her that all of your actions are to better your family's financial future, and you have a network of people (BP members) that are willing to help you along the journey.

As to action: I have one potential deal I'm shooting at and will hopefully share on this in near future.

The property management agreement I signed "grants the pm the sole right to institute legal and collection actions on behalf and at owners expense, to perform evictions, recover possession of the premises, and to settle and release such actions."

I believe flipping would be the best course of action and then we could transition into rentals.

It will say something like.Buyer retains earnest money and this will be considered full liquidated damages with no further action allowed.ORBuyer can elect to receive earnest money as damages and also bring suit for damages.ORIt can mention you choose one or the other.Really your contract can say anything so you need to read it word for word.