I'm a little worried that a Banker/Realtor/Lawyer won't take me seriously because of my age, but my parents said they will sign on a loan because I don't have any credit history.My major goals are to have a stream of income in college and to be financially free when I leave college.Does anyone have any advice for me?

So, just compare the money now to the income stream and see which works better for you.The rehab piece for rentals vs. flipping is different.

It might not be an option....maybe its just the price we pay for making money from Google.Just wondering if its possible...I havent found a site that does it.Also anyone else know of good revenue streams for websites?

I like my income stream slow and steady giving the government a minimal amount of it.

I would also like to take some of my money I were to get from wholesaling to pay off the homes and have a HUGE stream of passive income while I am at a very young age.

I have multiple income streams.

One thing to do: If the movie "Pacific Heights" comes on the TV, change the channel...

This is due to the court system streaming things a few months back.

Afterwards, I'll put in one of the Predator movies, get excited, then go online to look up trophy hunts.

Thanks for the reply Ned.What i'm trying to do is find something I can do as a job,while also learning as much as possible about the rental business.I like having as much information as possible.Since my post i've thought alot more about it and think I might be more suited towards property management with my current skills.It seems to be a better avenue to learn the business than simply getting a real estate license.If I do get into it though,I would plan on getting my license simply to add an income stream if nothing else.The courses and testing/licenses are very affordable and I love adding to my education.Real estate law seems to be something really good to know if your buying/selling real estate for profit.