I am going to get my real estate license since I can get sponsored by my job.

I will work for $14 an hour or if you have an amount you want a job done for then just ask.If interested just reply here or send me a message.

My partner and I both have good credit and good jobs at major financial services firms but limited capital. 

Often they have so much work they drop your home flip and go the next smaller job and then come back.In most cases you are the general contractor coordinate different tasks and heavily involved on a daily basis to see it gets completed. 

I travel all over the place for my job so it's not something that I would have trouble doing.  

@Anna Watkins @Steven Hamilton IIThere is case law out there to support a long-term hold being classified as a flip if it is substantially improved prior to re-sale.I'd want to understand how much of your time will be dedicated to this reno, how much income it generate compared to all of your other sources of income, and how many other flips you have done or will do in the future.If it's a one off reno, then you'll most likely be fine.

I will be coming from the standpoint of investing while working a full-time job, at least for the next 5-6 years.

The State of Florida wants any person who does work on houses, to have a Permit and a LIcense for each JOB he does.

@Dylan Tettemer going from any job (active duty or otherwise) into full time real estate is extremely challenging.

I currently have a Full-time job and I'm looking to buy my first home, want to do a "live-in flip" of sorts.