., Rich Dad, Poor Dad (actually I read the entire series), The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing, The Book on Rental Property Investing and The ABC's of Real Estate Investing) plus I've attended or watched at least a dozen of his webinars. 

Author of "Crush It", marketer, and entrepreneur - his advice would completely transform anyone'a real estate business if you actually put in the work.https://m.youtube.com/watch?

(watch out for due on sale.

After watching one of the latest webinars I decided to make the commitment and go Pro.A little bit about myself - I'm 24 years old, born and raised in San Diego.

Now I happily live in Austin and love watching others who choose to move her increase the appreciation.Ask yourself, "If the market turned sour, would people still want to live here?".  

WATCH OUT... don't get stuck.. some rights people can't sign away (ahead of time) and you'll be in court trying to defend why you moved all of Joe Blows stuff out, re-rented the apartment while he was lying in a hospital in Italy while on vacation and came home 10 days late to find he'd been robbed....

However, I am very concerned about wholesaling the proper way.I've listened to people at seminars, seen wholesale leads bombarding my email, read a guides, and watched webinars, but I can't seem to find a practice that truly seems comfortable and legal.I understand the general process, put a property under contract, and sell the contract.

In a recent webinar I watched Josh talked about when he is evaluating deals his minimum criteria of a deal is at least $100 of cash flow per month per unit and at least 12% cash on cash return.

Not if your frontal cortex is melted when you arrive home after nine hours of repetitive bullsh** floating in a stew of mediocrity and your days off are spent watching the minute hand spiral toward the inevitability that you must once again return to imbibe of said stew the next day.

She is an older lady.