i am starting my journey into real estate at 22 and i’m just learning as much as i can by watching a ton of youtube videos/ buying books/ reading articles: listening to blogs etc and i noticed that i am going to need capital to start my investing journey .. i was really thinking about trying to become an agent and try to save up money from doing that and soak up more knowledge so i can know more about the real estate game or should i just try to save up as much as i can from my 9 to 5.. which can become time consuming due to personal expenses i have and i want to do both so i can get started investing as quickly as possible while gain great knowledge about something i am passionate about !

My end goal is a somewhat modest $4,000/month cash flow.

If you only needed a more modest amount of cash to rehab, I might have suggested getting an unsecured personal loan from a local bank and using credit cards.

The decline in mortgage rates over the past week was driven by the modest drop in U.S.

If you want to make it YOUR business, then you do need to know it is time consuming.  

(Important one)It's really not that expensive or time consuming to get it done.

More tedious and time consuming but effective and a great way to get started. 1.

I would think a modest renegotiation would be in order.

We pay our basic bills and live a pretty modest lifestyle.

It seems like the only way to ease those concerns is simply require a clear title as @Charlie MacPherson mentioned, which sounds expensive / time consuming from the seller's end.