When you started did you keep your regular full time job or did you dedicate all your time for research, finding properties...etc?

I’m twenty four years of age, an avid entrepreneur, which means I don’t have a substantial amount of time to dedicate into my home (lawn maintenance, painting, etc).

The greater bulk of creativity in this country is dedicated to developing more efficient ways for people to sue each other for no reason.

I know that RE investing is what I really want to do, but it has been hard to dedicate the time to really make things happen.With a degree in Accounting, I'm currently working as an auditor while studying to sit for the CPA exam.

For some reasons, I have given up my license in real estate and mortgage is because I love to write and I will be dedicating my time in personal and professional development.

I am a real dedicated and focused person.

As for that, I'd dedicate a good amount of time to both, but I would psychologically approach the former as my job/funding source and the latter as investments for the future/retirement. 

Most large commercial real estate companies have entire divisions dedicated to real estate services for large clients -- portfolio administration, transactions, facilities management, etc.

A friend of mine did that a couple years ago.And, i'm not saying I wouldn't necessarily distrust H&R Block or not, but maybe look into getting a dedicated CPA?

Financial freedom is the ultimate goal, and what better way than to start by becoming a member of this site.New to the industry, I am dedicating the rest of 2014 to educate myself and create great connections in the real estate world.I would love to connect with any members who live on Long Island or in the boroughs initially.