The best ones I've worked with just want agreements for the properties they show me, and no extra fees involved.

As of that time, my plan is to maintain my job as a construction worker for consistent revenue (have a family) and work real estate with most of my extra time (M-F late afternoon and evenings, Sat-Sun all day) While I will be doing real estate "part time" I will be able to put in close to 40 hrs/week.Once I am able to establish a base and feel comfortable in my earnings I will drop the construction and go full time.

I am wanting to invest into either a rental property or a flip for some extra capital, the only problem is that I am going to college full time and working full time.

Tom GoansI'm currently enrolled full-time at my University and working full-time as well, as much as I would love to have a mentor or get some one on one time with an investor I just don't see that being an option until possibly next summer when my fiance graduates and is earning her steady income to support us both.

Sometimes new landlords price their rentals high thinking they will get an extra good tenant.

I called him and left a voice mail.Then I sent an email expressing how disturbing it is to be possibly charged extra for their poor performance.

You will give away some profit however after doing a few successful deals in this manner you should have enough capital earned to enable you to do it all by yourself if you choose to on future deals.

It would seem now many now feel they are entitled to a high-paying job without equal work, benefits without earning them, and an elevated lifestyle without earning it.A study conducted in 2012 revealed that more than 50 percent of people living under the income poverty level own a Smart Phone.

I always promised I would quit '9-5' once the 'passive' exceeded the 'painful' way of earning a living.A least with RE I look fwd to every day & every deal!!!

Looks like I will have my work cut out for me as I am a freelance musician and I took decrease in earned wages this past year when I moved states.Are there other avenues of getting capital that would be better suited for my situation?