Your professional education requires effort and a maturity level beyond the level of college students attending frat parties or youthful happy go lucky work ethics.

@Steven Sierra If you were to receive a lead this way chances are it's not a good investment.

Look at the managers for both sectors; look at the amount of work that you will be doing- pick the option that allows you to learn as much as possible and develop your skills as a real estate professional (the job/manager that is fun might not be the best for you to grow). 

Real estate is about timing and building a reliable network of professionals to get you to your goal.

As I understand Abdul, he's looking for pre-foreclsoure properties: have received NoD / Lis Pendens, not yet sold at the auction sale.

Plus having a license from the FL Department of Professional Regulation. 

Use said capital to their advantage to receive LTCG tax treatmentThey have the same tax code that everyone else does.  

This market is very competitive and would like to learn more from experienced investors and connect with wholesalers and finance professionals.

Hey there, I own an abatement company so I figured I would give you the advice from a professional point of view. 1.

I am a working professional with a full time 9-6 job.