These 6 months I was working with my developers to "create" a site (system) that, once published, would be considered creditable. 

Unless you’re independently wealthy, it’s really hard to invest in real estate - or even pay your bills for that matter - if you don’t have a job. 

You will work as an independent contractor which means you will have to pay self-employment taxes out of your own pocket for the money you make. 

Also, Repairs and CAPEX to a large degree is independent of rents collected or purchase price. 

My ultimate goal is to have side income through rental properties and to eventually reach financial independence.

My goal is financial independence in 10 years via building my business into a large practice while investing in buy and hold rental properties.I know I basically need to knock out the debt, and save up for my first down payment. 

Depending on the state, this means they must give you proper notices and publish proper notices of foreclosure and set a sale date to sell the property at auction to the highest and best bid at a date in the future that is no less then the law allows in that state. 

@Wade StahleIf your business made payments to any independent contractor (even one without a license) of $600 or more during the course of the year, you are required to issue a form 1099.

I chose this because i'm looking for cash flow and looking to achieve financial independence before 30 -- I am 21.Knowing my niche and some of my criteria, I was wondering if I should consider incorporating.

financial independence within a 2 year periodThis strategy beats out an IRA any day.