If you continue to do what you want without at least examining what people say, once you get Class A or B it will be the same.

The agents are doing you a favor yet you have the nerve to make these totally uneducated comments.

I am a super duper newbie and I am so nervous to get started, this information has calmed my nerves a bit.

It's nerve-racking, but a rush if you can get it done and help the homeowner avoid losing their home at auction.

@Shepheard Adi I believe that with any tax planning or financial services firm you go with, you should always look to see what type of ROI you can generate on your investment with the team(s) both in the short term/immediate future (tax savings for example), but also try to examine how the LT relationship would be and let that play into your overall ROI analyses.

You need to examine the mortgage first, will you use 10YFRM at very least ?

That, in every state I've examined is a license-required activity." - Incorrect.

I'm particularly interested in duplexes or triplexes that might be able to offer positive cash flow within the first year.I've spent countless hours researching cities, examining listings, and analyzing population growth trends, but I'm sure there are hidden gems (cities) I've yet to discover. 

The good thing about that is that it forces you to really examine your market and get a good grasp on what the competition is offering and how it's being priced.

I’m going to go have a glass of wine to help calm my nerves.