And just maybe the property title will be placed in an LLC that you can be kicked out of the moment you don't cough up those hefty repayments?

Forget for a moment that if you are not licensed, the real estate agent will not - and most likely, legally cannot - partner with you to sell a property.Why would a real estate agent partner with you on a property s/he already has listed?

I’m also in the middle of doing a fire restoration flip for cash and a remodel on a house I’m trying to BRRRR so I’m a bit tied up at the moment.

I should explain it from the beging , i'm 19 yrs old and it's the time for me to start college and my parents offered me a chance , that if i find an apartament(around 40k) they will buy it for me and they will pay the loan And i want to profit from this ocasion and make a good choise but i must admit it i'm young and i don't have that much experince in this domain, i would like to start my portfolio from this moment .But here is the problem the areas that can make good money and have ''cash flow'' are very expensive and cost around 50k or 60(if you want a realy good position and evertything) , and i rly can't find a place with 2 units for 40k and that's when i hit my mind , an apartament with 1 unit in same place cost around 20k , and with the 40k that i have i could buy units but here is my QUESTION : Is it worth it ?

In a double close, you become the seller for a moment after the initial transaction is complete, so you own the property and the buyer is purchasing it from you.

Kinda lost at the moment.

Hi ShindaThere is definitely value for money in Dallas real estate at the moment, especially compared to the east coast. 

i am looking for a career change at the moment and would love to hear from your! 

It's a revolutionary moment, to a similar - albeit slightly lower - degree as the introduction of the printing press.Thank you for your time!

@Michael Vu I am looking on the west side excluding price hill just for the moment but have been searching more in southern Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.