When I moved to the U.S, I worked in education administration, contract law, and management consulting prior to finding that my aptitude lies in  Real Estate where I am able to utilize my training and education, and combine it with my passion for homes.

@Joe DaikerThe ROBS 401k (rollover business startup) allows for flipping real estate through a real-estate operating company. 

Like the posters above, I'd recommend a CMA from a realtor that operates in your area.

It is in downtown Puyallup near the train station.

The only concrete numbers I have right now are a gross operating income of 125k, and they are looking for 500k with ~65 years on the clock.

Josiah,Turnkey-reviews.com lists reputable turnkey operators like my company.  

Now I'm seeking to get my Real Estate license but is impossible to get it in my current job due to the requirements in North Carolina of 5 weeks in classroom training (not allow online).

If it's a new home w/ mechanicals that are old but operating properly we've tended not to replace the mechanicals.  

@Bill Exeter Yes I agree intent is reviewed but you are also not mandated to hold properties detrimental to normal business operations.

The 3 day seminar will be yet another push to higher priced training and such.