I have been waiting for a pull back, or for the markets to cool off.

@Alex Wynn have you thought about what kind of heating and cooling you'd like in your units?  

I recently secured a couple of cool properties to flip, these are my very first ever.

Below is a really cool blog from Lauren documenting her whole journey from goal setting to buying her first property. https://www.rentalstowealth.com/our-real-estate-goal/They were featured on BP too - https://www.youtube.com/watch?

@Christopher Camacho, if you still have time, and your command is cool with it, utilize the Skillbridge program to intern at a local company while you're still on active duty.

Super cool experiences and especially for us living in urban metros it was really cool to get out of town for a while and experience a slower pace.

At 3.5k/ acre, it could be worth 100k/ acre or more if it becomes a developed area.However, this could take decades and the whole time I'd be paying property taxes on the land, without a monthly return.I think this is a very cool opportunity, but I want to know if it makes financial sense?

It's pretty cool.

I'm happy to discuss the terms around commissions split/costs.I recently completed the NJ RE Salesperson class and plan to take the exam in July (when all this COVID-19 stuff cools down...hopefully).

However the entire centralized AC system is wired and  billed to the top floor ,the bottom floor has window AC unit and electric radiators, the AC vents in the bottom unit are freebies for the lower unit but they are controlled by the top unit.I have an interesting situation with as my new tenant downstairs doesn't like window AC.Even though it's relatively cooler downstairs the lower unit tenant has a higher demand for cooling than the top unit,this wasn't the case with previous tenant.Makes me wonder if the lower unit tenant wants to ride on my back to pay his unit cooling bill.