Georgia has a program called the Georgia Dream program, an attainable goal is to buy a duplex in GA under the Georgia Dream which has a low down payment and credit requirement, (620 I think) which you are not to far off, and do a house hack.

Yes, it's attainable but probably requires more out-of-pocket money upfront. 

Coming from Seattle, even the suburbs of expensive cities are attainable, so it comes down to personal preference.

The small MF properties are very competitive, but attainable.

I think their is a faster more efficient way, but I may have to purchase probate list service to attain that info.

Balancing the true desire to build relationships and help clients attain wealth with tedious tasks and questions while they learn the process can be a time suck from my income generating activites.

On the other hand, my degrees in accounting have allowed me to get a position/pay that I doubt I would have been able to attain without them.

I have always had a desire to pursue Real Estate investing, but it wasn't until I read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" last week, that really lit a fire in me.My investment goals are to start out in wholesaling and then proceed to rental properties in the hopes of attaining steady cash flow and getting out of the "rat race" in order to leave a financial legacy that I can pass on to my family.I look forward to connecting with you all.Blessings,Ray Nicole

I just received my real estate license in Massachusetts and plan on attaining my New Hampshire license soon, since I live right on the boarder of MA and NH.

I use 10% because it is pretty easily attainable with rental properties.