So to answer your questions, there's actually a boatload of money in being an agent, it's just about mastering your systems and being disciplined.

I'm a hard worker, very disciplined, prior miltary I think with the right memtor I could be a very good real estate investor.

I am here in Washington so I don't know anything about the Colorado market, but at this point I feel as though you should practice RAD- that means repitition, accountability and discipline. 

Discipline is always front and center.

I guess it just takes discipline and always keeping in mind what your long term goals are.

You need to be tracking and budgeting every single penny you two earn.Once you have a handle on your budget and you have committed to the discipline of only spending what you earn, you can sign up for 1-2 secured credit cards and start using those for purchases you were already going to make in your budget.Lastly, I also recommend joining the community and making a post over at: https://creditboards.com/forums/There's a lot of smart people there that know tons of tricks to helping you build credit fast.I hope this helps.

You just have to be disciplined and get out there and do it.

In an ever more competitive environment, with well-capitalized players crowding the field, disciplined attention to strategy and to execution is critical to success."18-Hour Cities 2.0"Last year, Emerging Trends identified the rise of the 18-hour city.

Be a disciplined investor.

I would never use this strategy, but I also now know of a mortgage pay-down strategy that will have you owning this home free and clear in approx 5 years; saving thousands; but it takes definite discipline and commitment.