Try to immerse yourself in the learning phase as much as possible.

I would say to keep doing what you are doing as far as immersing yourself into research and understanding about real estate investing.

Thank you.HI Nikel, I would recommend immersing yourself into the real estate game as much as possible.

Immersive learning is best.  

Milestones:- September 2021: We spent a lot of time studying, reading books, attending conferences, and listening to podcasts/YouTube to fully immerse ourselves into the multifamily territory.

What I would do is begin by immersing yourself in as much knowledge as you possibly can.

You won't be able to become a great investor agent until you actually immerse yourself into the world of investing.

Thanks ahead of time for anyone who takes the time to offer any advice.I am new to real estate investing in terms of not owning any property, though I have been pretty well immersed in real estate books and podcasts for the last two years or so, trying to front load as much knowledge as I can. 

You could also figure out a way to immerse your way into the business bring value to others.

Spend a couple years immersed in RE before making any big decisions with your money or your commitments (luckily, since you're young, time is on your side to learn all this stuff).Once you've spent some significant time learning (both via RE media, and via actual field experience like an apprenticeship), then you'll be in a much better position to decide what to do with your time and money.As others have mentioned, if your goal is to actually own profitable real estate, then house hacking a single fam or small multi fam property is a great way to get started.