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Updated over 17 years ago on . Most recent reply

Need help with my timeline...
I am 24 going on 25 in September. By the time I am 30 I want to have started investing in Real Estate. As a new college graduate, I am finally coming into my own and realizing (after a short period) that 9-5 jobs are NOT for me.
With this being said, I am extremely interested in the Real Estate field. I just moved to the Atlanta area and plan to obtain my real estate license before the year is up.
I would like to obtain rental properties and rehab homes in my current location and my hometown area (Louisiana).
What steps do I need to take in order for me to let go of the 9-5 by the time I am 30 years of age?
I am currently working the corporate field and trying to fix my credit (which I messed up severly while in college--its in the low/mid 500s).
Before starting I would like to be debt free other than student loans and a mortgage, and have an emergency fund.
Currently I am reading and researching all I can about this field and joined two groups on meetup.com.
Thanks in advance!