There is so many ways to learn, but eventually, you got to just get your feet wet. mine are going to be soaked in the near future.

I just recently moved back from ATL after going fully remote for my day job.I have been trying to soak up as much information as possible through BP forums, webinars, podcasts, and I own a couple of their published books as well.Thank you for the tips, I am excited to step into this world and try to get it going!

House hacking is how I got started, and it’s hard to beat for creating seed capital in order to fund more investing.

I am soaking up all the feedback. 

Starting your own business would be a good solution as well, if no one will hire you, although most businesses require some seed capital to get started.   

My job is to plant a seed, and help show them what I view as most similar comps based on logic.   

For accredited investors (though not all deals are limited to accredited investors), it's nice to plant those investment 'seeds' across multiple markets, in multiple sectors, getting the upside of appreciation/depreciation/tax advantages/distributions that real estate offers, and passively doing it via syndications is a model that works for many.

I am enjoying soaking up all the AMAZING knowledge from all the BP contributors.

Then we put a Heloc on it for REI seed $, rented it out, and moved down to a doublewide for 5 years on purpose.

@Avery Carl - My wife and I just finished your book and soaked up every bit of it.