ASU offers a minor in real estate, once completed you can test for the Arizona real estate license plus get college credits.At eighteen and in college, I think it will probably be very difficult for you to qualify for a mortgage unless you have a cosigner. 

I've just started the online course through Real Estate Express and plan on completing it before I make the trip home.I do have some money saved up to keep me afloat for a few months while I get into the business but I'm just looking for any advice or tips towards being a successful agent and making a salary as soon as possible once I start. 

If the later is your primarily focus I would focus on a property that produces healthy cashflow that aligns with your risk tolerance.Best of luck and keep us posted on your future decision!

I would suggest a company that removes the windows to restore them at a facility off-site, unless this will be a completed gutted site or you are not on a strict timeline due to lead safety and RRP compliance.

We purchased a 4-plex that had 3 units completed and rented, but the 4th was only partially completed (Approx. 25% complete) and we are completing it as I type.

My rule of thumb for a class D is that you need to make your money completely back on the property in 2-5 years. 

If auction houses started renegotiating contracts after the bid, it would be a complete and total mess across the country.

So my partner and I recently  got a property we found off market under contract and had an appraisal completed on the property.

It's completely paid off and a Zillow search has it probably valued around $300k. 

I am primarily looking for small multi-family houses to house-hack or SFH to fix up and rent.