Hi, I am 15 and I want to start my real estate investing career.

My first station was in Kings Bay Georgia, where I picked up the book Rich Dad, poor Dad, which kick started my real estate career.

When you add in appreciation and tax benefits the high W2 earning investors are very happy with the return. 

Nice work, you've earned $340k in five years. 

When they watch you get your hands dirty, you earn their respect and move on from being faceless, out of state dumb money that they can nickel and dime to death at every turn. 

If you are changing careers and your income will go down significantly (you said change, I implied decreasing), why not keep the money as a back up/emergency fund in case you need it?

I can typically find a new tenant to start renting shortly after the original tenant leaves, earning me a little extra money for my trouble.For tenants that can't/won't pay the termination fee, we let them know they remain on the hook for all expenses until a new tenant takes over.

I actually used the FTHB tax credit in 2009 ($8k tax credit at the time) which kick-started my real estate career.

I walked away from a successul 20-year career as an HR Director in Silicon Valley to do this full fime and I have nearly replaced my corporate income.

While it’s good to help others, you must protect your business first.Today, we’ve refined our processes and now consistently earn an average of $35,000 per wholesale deal with minimal stress and mistakes.