I did that because it was 3 doors down from my parents and was going to save a lot of time and money on labor.

You'll pay extra for the broker, but it will save having to knock on several bank doors.Is seller financing an option?

On the side of building a portfolio of investment properties in the future, I'm evaluating getting a job in Real Estate too because I'm passionate about the industry and because it can be a path to learning as much as possible about Real Estate generally while earning money, save, and then invest myself.I think it's Ok to ask for advice here, so here it goes.

We are recnetly married.We are hoping to put only her on the loan as I am going to school and currently have 7 rental properties and no savings or income so I am pretty much tapped out.My wife has a steady job with solid income and excellent credit.

I have started out reading the Ultimate Beginner’s Guide and have made my first draft of a business plan, but I don’t know where to go next. 

Are clients looking for a homier, clean but less generic experience or saving a few bucks?

We will be living with my parents while we save up more, he gets a good job (he's a structural engineer here) and to help my parents out a bit. 

Also, Just purchased the books “Ultimate guide in rental properties” and “managing rental properties” to learn more about that market

Thus...usually for our flips, Demo starts fist... so we'll pay in this manner:DEMO BUDGET: $6000- to start: 33%: $2k- progress payment: 33%: $2k- complete: 33%: $2kFLOOR INSTALL: $8000- to start: $2600- progress: 2600- complete: 2800this way you eliminate any grey areas, and usually contractors save so much for the end, and if you pay against the total, the budget will go through the roof!

I do, and it’s not I’ve rehabbed three houses across California and have saved up about 250k.