Looking to learn the game through wholesaling while building capital and then eventually transitioning into more aggressive forms of investing with higher profit margins.

Additional information:1) I plan on purchasing a 'turn-key' first home to live in and shortly after settling in I plan to purchase another property that needs some work to possibly flip to build up some capital for the next (bigger) investment.

You may find that other aspects of the business are even more attractive to you such as working with Capital Markets side of the industry.

Now that my systems are in place, anything going forward will be done much quicker.Once I get my first deal done, then yeah, I'm absolutely going to out-source that, as well as the whole virtual assistant thing, but until I have the influx of capital, everything's on a shoe-string budget, and as a direct result, will be slow-going.

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Some of you folks are the fast money crowd, I am in the slow and steady, (Return of my capital) group.

Looking to possibly set up a C Corp and have our IRA buy shares so that we would have available capital for fix and flip opportunities.

You will negotiate with him on he gets his principal back along a time period and perhaps related to a specific percentage of yield for the use of his capital.

But after having rehabbed a couple properties and built up capital, we want to get into landlording as well.

The Rs are all for capitalizing off every aspect of life, government has a role to play IMO, what private enterprise can't supply socially and economically, schooling is one of those issues.