Should I get my real estate license and try my luck there or should I keep grinding for 10-15 years until I can become self sufficient with rent?

Also DF will not work with borrowed funds, it must be self funded.

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The RE investing that makes fast money is not really “investing” - it’s a self-employed RE business.

Hi Jaysen, thanks for your feedback.I actually live close to this property and will likely self-manage, but I just put in 8% there in case I ever decided I don't want to manage it myself anymore.

I am newly self employed after leaving my w-2 job and benefits to flip houses and dive into multi family.

Out of all the people I've ever met, these people are the most supremely confident that they are the cream of humanity, always destined to rise to the top.Repression works great.

It sounds like you need our scripts so that you're more confident on the phone. 

I orginally was self managing but it became too much and hired managment company.. best thing I ever did.

Estimated cost 5-6k we will be doing alot of work our self and our contractor will replace windows since hes doing all the other work for 50 dollars each.