Starting my day by pushing my mind and body to their limits sets a tone for the day and makes me feel like the hardest part of the day is over. 

I already know real estate is what I want to do after I graduate, and if I start getting familiar with it right now I will be that far ahead of the game when I turn 18.Do you have any tips or ideas of what I can do to get more familiar with real estate?

I don't think I'm going to go ahead with it, but I'd value any feedback you may have and mistakes I may have made.

By pushing out some walls into the un-used attic space we will be able to convert the 2bd/2bath into a 3bd/2bath.

By pushing out some walls into the un-used attic space we will be able to convert the 2bd/2bath into a 3bd/2bath.

If they do, now they would even push Joe out of the affordability and worsen the problem.

The rates and terms are never as good as conventional, but you also have the ability to combine certain properties into one loan and save on closing costs.In summary, it’s great that you are thinking ahead and exploring options, but don’t get too bogged down or concerned with limits until you hit them.

I'm sure that would be fine for a seasoned investor with more resources and a contractor ready to go, but as a new investor with no experience managing a rehab I feel like I could be getting too far ahead of myself. 

Its so they push your project to the front of the line in their own que. 

Does anybody have experience or a story of how a history of sales or marketing pushed them into real estate?