I am a home owner already and have a career in the medical field which I am trying to leave after 14 years.

@Louisa Davis, I would say I am one of the few on these forums that has made a true career out of real estate.  

The ability to perform this analysis requires financial literacy and the capacity to underwrite the deal of your dreams.Therefore, the most direct route to a career in development involves acquiring the necessary skills and tools to accomplish the job.

As a result, I have become a student of marketing to find properties since early in my investing career. 

They may need to access cash or move to a more suitable living situation.Tax Liens or Legal IssuesOwners facing tax liens, legal disputes, or other complications may want to sell their property fast to resolve these issues without further financial or legal consequences.Burnt-Out InvestorsReal estate investors who are tired of managing properties, dealing with tenants, or facing constant repairs may decide to liquidate their holdings quickly to invest in other opportunities or simplify their lives.Understanding these motivations can help you tailor your approach and offer solutions that address their specific needs, making it more likely you'll secure a deal. 

Not the best route for multiple flips due to setup costs eating into profits.Fund: This is more suitable for raising capital for multiple flips.

I started my career house hacking as well. 

You have the rest of your life to implement the learning.I would almost guarantee every investor has lost money at some point in their career. 

To discover suitable investment opportunities, it is crucial to conduct thorough research, analyze local market trends, assess rental demand, consider job growth, evaluate neighborhood dynamics, and anticipate potential appreciation.

I think it’s a great career to get into, unfortunately that BS barrier to entry keeps most folks out.