With realestate, you make your money whwn you buy the place, not when you sell it.
Also, with flipping houses, the adage that time is money rings very very true. Each month paying a mortgage,and interest is money thrown out, and mostly lost opportunity. For example, if you can make 10k from a flip after costs, but it takes 6 months, as opposed to making 5k from a flip after costs, but with a 1 month turnaround, you can see which strategy wins out.
For selling, location will be a bigger determinant of liquidity than your ability to sell it.
If you want to do construction, I would learn on small projects as opposed to fixer-upper houses.
Also, with flipping houses, the adage that time is money rings very very true. Each month paying a mortgage,and interest is money thrown out, and mostly lost opportunity. For example, if you can make 10k from a flip after costs, but it takes 6 months, as opposed to making 5k from a flip after costs, but with a 1 month turnaround, you can see which strategy wins out.
For selling, location will be a bigger determinant of liquidity than your ability to sell it.
If you want to do construction, I would learn on small projects as opposed to fixer-upper houses.