My goal is to live my dream and have my money work for me.

Living the dream. 

I've had the desire to do real estate for some years and now finally have the drive to live my dream.

Yes, the new footing needs to be able to carry the weight of the garage door and accessories.

I am coming to that realization that a degree is not necessary like in other fields and really does not carry that much weight in real estate.

As cliche as it sounds, I first became interested in investing primarily to find our next dream property and ultimately gain financial independence, wealth and early retirement just like countless others before me.

Between my family, 9-5, business, and RE, it's hard to find the willpower to make the effort to pick up the weights or hit the trails.Anyone else out there struggling with this or have advice on how to keep at it?

If you don't feel motivated enough to learn to be somewhat of a GC or project manager yourself, and it's maybe just the dream of money that attracted you to flipping, then there may be other areas of real estate that you'd want to consider.

The only value between great terms and bad terms is to you, financially as well as intrinsic values, but intrinsic value is not assigned to real property from loan terms.The IRS will impute an interest rate for tax purposes, selling an unknowing seller into zero interest can backfire on you, what you dream up and present in financing, you're responsible for!

Being in the beginning stages, and not being able to use my broker's "LaunchPad" program while working full time, I am looking for advice and mentor-ship to help me grow in my DREAM profession.