My name is Christopher Sebring and I'm a medically retired military veteran and have found a huge passion for real estate possibly doing wholesaling and rehabbing.

And as a side note: Pearl Cohn and Stratford have made HUGE strides in their facilities, curriculum and the overall environment that they offer students, as of right now their ratings are far underrated.

PFR was on hold for medical issues recently, so not sure they are back in full swing.

School facility feee and the permit fees.The other fees on itself will run into several thousands of dollars.

The marks on my history are from medical bills and a couple utility bills in collections, which I am disputing and attempting to rectify that.What the mortgage lender specifically told me was that they are looking for at least one seasoned account, and a higher credit score.

I exchanged a 650 unit self storage facility in Bonita Springs, Florida for two large apartment buildings in Texas.

My parents are in the medical field. 

There are plenty of manufacturing facilities to keep jobs in the area, and good access to many of the major roadways.

You would want to hold onto it and wait for a better market to sell it in UNLESS 1) selling it will relieve you of a massive headache and is worth the loss in cash, 2) selling it will allow you to invest funds in a bigger and better deal (happy scenario) or 3) some life circumstance happens and you just need cash bad, for medical or a home emergency (sad scenario) - people are selling stuff at a loss everyday because they really need/want the cash for something else.  

This way I get true disaster insurance as we keep our medical bills pretty low each year.The best medical insurance in my opinion is a plant based diet, no smoking, at least some exercise.