congratulations @Candy Geo. valuable lesson=keep more control of the sale

Iy is a teaching opportunity of n p thing else.

I just want to know is it worth it to go to school (pay more loans) or should I just use YouTube to teach me but I must say that I perform better through the more traditional way of schooling.

Hi @Monica Davies, did you ever learn anything valuable about getting a mortgage in Belize?

It will (hopefully) teach them some things.

I make it regular practice to teach my sellers about seller carry options and find out what their bottom line is for downpayments, who can more easily carry for a buyer as opposed to massive downpayments.

It allows for ownership of a much more valuable property that what you may normally be able to buy on your own.

Time is more valuable than money.

Otherwise, my recommendation is to really start digging in to what makes a property a great deal (learn how to analyze rehab costs, ARV, neighborhood desirability, etc) and when you start finding some good deals, find a local investor you can partner with on them.Many investors don't have enough deals in the pipeline, so if you can fill that void, you are likely to be considered a valuable asset to investors and they'll be happy to partner with you (or buy the deals from you).

I got specialized education for that and it is 500 times better.That being said, a good college experience isn't about what you learn in facts and book knowledge, it teaches you how to think like a professional.