So if someone was to purchase a foreclosure/fixer upper to re-sale in a few months; would that be a good loan to get?

I am a professional RE Investor in Savannah, Georgia and I look forward to learning from and contributing to this forum!

I want to know what people(both experienced and beginner investors) see as the biggest obstacle or problem faced by people starting out as creative RE investors.

How long does it typically take to become a RE agent from start to finish?

Might give my RE attorney a email, we will see.

I already know where I want to buy, it's just a matter of going through the hunting process to find a decent deal, and then fill in all the blanks as to what's involved in buying a property (i'm tellin' ya, i'm a major newbie, but that's part of buying this property, to get a little more than my toe in the RE water).daniel

Just know that almost anything is possible in RE, just look for the deal, and then work out the details!

I posted in another thread on RE options, wesley chimed in.

We have several neighborhoods in the Houston area that are being re-vitalized.

His point is that there are many types of re investingand you have to know in your own mind which kind you are.