I feel like I have a unique perspective of the industry being a contractor that caters to Investors.

I don't have my own cash yet but I do have drive and my husband has been in the construction sales and building industry our entire marriage.

Take advantage of all the things you can to get started after you study, while you work in the Industry and save up your seed Money.

Again, this is under the assumption that people actually do this - it may be common practice within the industry, in which case it may be acceptable.  

Currently working with individuals in the industry, real estate agent friends, and construction contractors in setting up a LLC, utilizing financing as well as own capital to turn one house a month beginning next year.

The current owner has a single conventional 30 year loan for all 4 so I'm assuming we can do the same but I'm not sure, especially since the mortgage industry has changed so much since the current owner purchased it in 2006.

I don't have any connections in the industry and don't know where to find them.

I am blown away with the real estate investing industry and would love to get started even it it would be helping an experienced investor just to gain some knowledge.

Account Closed I completely agree on the MLS thing haha.In theory it would be great if a wholesaler was someone in the industry that has the ability to connect you with a seller who doesn't know/or is willing to settle for less than the true value of the property...for example someone who needs the cash fast, doesn't want to lose the 7% commission for a realtor, etc.

I'm 23 years old and work in the banking industry, however, investing in real estate full time is the goal.