My problem is about the contract, where can I get a real state agent or someone who have some knowledge on the topic around this area.

I am a bourbon and whiskey lover but I don't have the money to spend on the expensive stuff yet.

you'll lose money. 

I’ve yet to see one that’s real.

They seemed to just rehash the WSJ article but put a more negative slant on it, and probably drew some info from the Real Deal article too.

so you promise to pay him in 4 months and then “keep it as a rental” how does he get his promised money? 

Working with an existing space helps both expedite the process and save money.

All of my properties in Pittsburgh have, so far, weirdly, cost money to purchase.  

The real estate sector is seeing significant shifts globally, with notable developments in Europe and North America.

I am currently in the processes of getting my real estate license and don't have accesses to the MLS, despite this I still want to practice doing comps on housing in my area to better understand what makes a deal great.