So, here goes.I'm a carpenter and firefighter/emt by trade looking to break into the world of real estate investing.

It was a very well planned and executed conference. 

If more than $300k, you should consider sell it and look outside of the CA to trade for better cash flow.

Markets trade in different cycles, and different asset classes of real estate trade out of phase with one another. 

Instead, I own other income-producing assets, which consist of publicly-traded securities, high-yield saving accounts, and crowdfund real estate.

Then once you have a fully executed contract then you assign it to another buyer thru an executed amendment between you and new buyer.

I think of it as being a Jack of all trades.

I’m a big picture guy; and my strengths are in execution towards an end state, not necessarily in the details that go into acquisition or sales (that much I’ve learned so far).Since being exposed to real estate about two months ago (stumbled across a book) I’ve been pouring over everything I can get my hands on to shorten my learning curve and ultimately decide what it is I’m interested in.

So I feel your pain, but in the end, a good cleaning once all the trades are out usually solves all the problems.

There is plenty to learn in the building/construction trade that is valuable in maintaining your future properties.