In any event, if the property is fully rented I should be able to pay an additional $150 in mortgage payments to accelerate the term and pay less.  

Having your license doesn't slow you down at all, I've always had my license so I'm bias but I can't imaging dragging an agent down to comp out 10-15  potential flips in the 50K-100K price range knowing he/she is only going to make $1000-$3000.

Jalen, I have a 3-video course on wholesaling (our "Wholesale Accelerator" course) that I give free to my colleagues on BP.  

Too much info. can slow the process down rather than speed it up.3.

This has been one of the best financial decisions of my life as it has by far accelerated my net worth greater than any of my friends who graduated the same time or before me.

As for the time being there does not seem to be a slow down coming in the near future.

I have a get rich slow mentality - more of a stoic view of accepting life how it is, but striving to apply myself fully to it. 

On top of that, it will accelerate my timing for purchasing even more property, to get to the point where this will easily fund my retirement.So, I ask all of you, when did you have that moment when you realized it was going to work out for you? 

Seattle is an absolutely brutal market right now, and it is showing no signs of slowing down. 

The population growth in Chicago might slow down if taxes are too high and the bad press on the debt is too great.Am I missing something?