When I thought of it that way after years of being interested but not taking serious action, I decided to buckle down and try it.

As if people have the right to be stupid, get ripped or rip off others outsmarting the other guy.Mo. is not what I'd call overly consumer friendly, there is a political view of big business requiring the advantages over competition and to seek business from the public to include the ignorant or disadvantaged, free enterprise and the only hooks being set by violations or laws or in ethical areas, through complaints.Municipalities have the ability to require service industry providers or professions to demonstrate education or knowledge.

Welcome to BP Chris,A good start would be consuming as much information here on BP as you can.

That is aside from contractual obligations and restrictions of actions.  

I'm going to check out Ron LeGrand and entrepreneurs in cars.What type of market signals should I be looking for in this bubble to take action and maximize?

I made a post a couple months ago expressing my interest in real estate, and this is another post showing that I still express interest in financial freedom at 19 years old, and also that I am now willing to take action. 

Sorta just trying to finally put it into action. 

If the property isn't in a trust, but rather left to you in a will or through an intestate estate, you're looking at a probate action to transfer title.  

Adding additional square footage to a flip is a time consuming and costly option best left to someone with construction experience.

Don't be like a lot of us and simply learn, learn and learn but never take action...........good luck