CCIM and SIOR are good options, but they require a level of portfolio requirements to receive the designations that you won't have until you get immersed in the business yourself.Ultimately, what you need more than knowledge to succeed in this this business, is the willingness to have hundreds of conversations weekly with people you don't already know, and to do that every week for the rest of your career.

I worked in Management for 10 years out of college, and the last 2 years of my Management career I was working as a part time Realtor, building the foundation for my career before jumping in full time. 

I've had a few like that in my erstwhile career.

Do any of you have any recommendations on a career that could help me learn the game internally to start out?

Can you imagine a month from now after breaking up with this company you haven’t found a suitable tenant?

Also get a geotech engineer and make sure the fill is coming from a suitable site.

@Jaydon VanderslootIt is a smart move to get prequalified from many lenders as it enables you to evaluate your loan alternatives and choose the most suitable financing plan.

What would be the most suitable approach for someone like me who has no starting capital?

I started my career in real estate doing BRRRR deals.

Our experiences taught us about equity, the intricate dynamics of neighborhood politics, and the resilience required to offer comfort and shelter in the face of adversity.The property became a haven for individuals and families striving for a better future—students pursuing higher education, young professionals embarking on their careers, and families caring for loved ones.