There are thousands of posts on BP, almost every day, and keeping advertisements, deal-making and fights clear from the forums is not an easy task; if threads weren't moderated the forums would quickly become virtually unusable and unattractive to the majority of people here that are just trying to learn more about real estate investing. 

CostSounds like a big task, but if you choose a small list, in an area you are familiar with, it shouldn't take you more than an hour or so per product.If you do this in your area I'd love any feedback you may have on how we compare and where we could do better.Best Regards,Sean

My wife and I have one single family rental already, and I'm looking to learn more and expand our real estate adventure!

It’s a pass for me as the numbers were close but after seeing it, would be a hard task to profit much at all if any.

Theyll go back to work to afford their upcoming rafting trip or adventure.  

I am aware of the tax benefits however like I may have mentioned, my next step in my investment adventure is to fix a house up and sell it in less than a year.  

Especially when you are first starting out.Have fun, it really is a big adventure.

I dream of financial freedom (as I would think all of you mostly do LOL) but I also want to start my REI adventure because I'm tired of the 9-5, I want more time with my family, and I want more purpose in life than just delivering pizzas.

If you flip/manage rentals, the best thing you can do is have a sense of humor when it comes to the variety of tasks you'll end up taking on.

So, I see two options for you:Find yourself an adult relative or acquaintance who knows you well to assist you on your great investment adventure, or;Spend the next two years here on BP and elsewhere absorbing everything you can about real estate investment, and then hit the ground running the second you turn 18.Either way, you're bound to learn a ton and experience outrageous personal growth!