Hi everyone, I’m 22, senior last year of Business Entrepreneur College, Bachelor’s degree.

Remember, I am over 50, have six children with three still at home (college age), and need a good monthly cash flow.My goal for when I really retire is to have a six figure monthly income.

Otherwise you're buying properties that need repairs and looking for a buyer and you can get stuck with a property just as the previous seller was.You can certainly buy junk and make the repairs, but if you're just flipping a deal, start with the investor first, IMO.Expired listings and how to work them depends on how expired they are.

Consider that the investor is someone with no previous real estate exp, employed with annual salary range in 200k and with credit scores in 770s.

As previously mentioned, I already have 1 S8 in the same area.

It has been ingrained into me since I was a child to go to college, get a good job, save up, then retire.

Thank you for your consideration.I recently graduated college at 21, from Georgia State University with an Accounting degree.

I had the previous owner have the tenant sign a addendum that I created.

Great for that college kid living at home too.

I haven't signed up, but it may be worth checking into.I'll check it out.I told Al Williamson that as soon as I posted my previous posting, I reallized I just described the Passbook(I giant coupon book that you buy for about $30).