@Jaron WallingAfter you buy several rentals its pretty easy to take a chill pill and relax as a single millennial with no housewife.

The entire premise of my point, was that anybody with the expectation that they will "Contract Assign" as a business model and somehow have some magic pill to sell houses to their "buyers list" faster, more efficiently or better than an agent can do is false.

There is a pill (cure) for everything.

There are so many doors that open with a degree, it depends on what you really want to do.If I had not had my degree I would not have been hired as a bank examiner, that opened the door to opening a mortgage company that changed my position in my RE investing, like kicking in the after burners.

The front burner had sparks come out of it this morning..just fyi.

You might have been living in the blue pill state for years maybe decades so take it slow.Understand the men are from Venus and women are from Mars.

No magic pill, no silver bullet, just sound practical strategies to seek out, evaluate, sort through, and buy winning properties more often.

Even though I have a crew, I tend to put my retail buyer properties on the back burner for a month or so and focus on the properties that I will wholesale or keep as a rental 

So that experience put building new on the back burner so to speak. 

As soon as you pop that can of worms, be prepared to go fishing for existing issues with the property that may need to be brought up to current IBC, Residential may maen proper handrails and accessibility egresses, whereas Commercial may be a bigger pill to swallow going so far as sprinkler and fire suppression systems.