However, my current job doesn't pay as well as I'd like it and honestly, it's not my passion.

No realtors will take a rookie, he may take a mentor and agree to a cut of rookie commission for three transactions.   

I've heard many terrible stories about people co-wholesaling with others and then being completely cut from the deal.

Especially knowing that I can't even get the utilities up to do a proper job.

I am now thinking, after hearing a few podcasts, that maybe flipping isn’t the best option for fresh investors who both have full time jobs.

- I have a full-time job in New Jersey and therefore will not be very hands on with the renovation.

I can raise capital in my day job and use that to fuel real estate investments.

I'm trying to invest, not take on a 2nd a job.

I want to use my 18 month interest free credit cards to pay for the rehab and cash out refi to pay those off after the job is complete, place either a college student(s) in the home or rent to section 8 tenants once everything is complete.

Put $20k into it, got another job offer 2 years later, had to sell the house.