I took my first step and bought a SFR in Indy from a wholesaler.

4 bdr house with 2 bath, remodeled kitchen, no major damages or repairs in FullertonSqft: 1377, 6018 lotPurchase price: 460,000Closing cost: 13800Down payment: 92,000 20% downMonthly mortgage: 1864.60Rent income: 3000Property taxes: 421.67/month Insurance: 100/month Vacancy: 100/monthCapex: 150/month Total expenses: 805Financing: 1864Income: 3000Cash flow:~330ROI:3.74So this is just me practicing for a property in Fullerton.

Originally posted by @Jorge De Jesus:iOS app is tough but you can quote on the site Practicing... 😁 thank you!

I read and take notes on 40 pages from these books and more every single day and I’m ready to take my next step.

While most of us here will give you advice based on scalability, i also think you need to consider investing some time in education to feel more confident in taking the right step.

My reason for this is simple, when I was in law school (dropped out, bored and realized I was never going to practice law) an experienced RE attorney and a few of us were having dinner and talking about a lot of aspects of property contracts.

I think your first step might be to talk to a realtor, especially VA/Military friendly one.

Is this like when will arnet tried to take over for Michael scott in The Office"I have a 3 step plan to double profits here""ok great, whats the plan?""

. - great job, that’s a step in the right direction IF you were to no longer claim the property as your primary residence and to operate as a business!

And very least,  it will tell you the steps  to take so that by the time you finish the course ,  you've already applied or understand how to apply to dbpr for the state license  and  how to determine  where you will be testing.