I'd like to get involved in the real estate investing industry and have been reading, listening to podcasts, and educating myself.Right now I am trying to find a full time job in a position that will give me some experience I can use to help kick start my own real estate investments (interested in rehabbing).

I HIGHLY recommend consulting an accountant about your specific circumstances.I expense anything that involves less than 1/3 of a system.

I became involved in investing as soon as i graduated college and I could afford to do more than just invest in keeping myself fed.

I'm very new, am trying to get involved in a local REI in central FL but every time I try to go my J O B schedule interferes.

My name is James Radcliffe, I live in Connecticut just outside of New York and I am currently involved in developing an online sales platform for a 30 year old art business here.

I recently graduated from college with a Bachelors degree in Biomedical Science and I am really interested in getting more involved in real estate investing.

Is there a required "cool-off" period before the seller can get involved in the property again? 

That's a big question as there are a lot of variables involved.

It's a win-win for both parties involved.

There are usually fees involved with being under a broker (% of commission, monthly desk fee, insurance, etc).