Long Term: Eventually I would like to buy additional properties.

Then you don't do anything and get a cut of the commission if they eventually sell the place.

I am interested in rentals for passive cash flow, gradually acquire as many rentals as I can, and eventually don't have to work full time as a dental hygienist.I want to know the steps and experience it in person with an real estate investor from beginning to end for acquiring and running a rental apartment.

I'm currently designing a crm that I will move to eventually but Zoho works great for my needs currently.

I want to start with wholesaling I think because it seems like the one that has little to no start up cost but I would love to get into different areas eventually like small apartments and single family homes and getting some monthly cash flow flowing haha.  

I think if successful, it can be attractive enough to convince the younger generation to stay in the city rather than moving away for work.Hoping the momentum will eventually spread into the suburbs and surrounding neighborhoods for some better housing opportunities. 

After college I want to get my real estate license and work with a investment team or start my own here in Connecticut and eventually down in the Charlotte Area. 

While on vacation I ended up with a $14,000 sewer bill because someone managed to get a sewer cleanout lid into the sewer line and it plugged hard and we had to eventually dig the line up ouch.     

My long term goal is to create a passive income that could eventually supplement my primary income. 

As for eventually selling the building, there will always be a market for buildings with numbers that work, whether it's brick or frame.