First and foremost, as most of us have mentioned congrats on killing it with your main career.

Find another deal and maybe you can close this one on your own now, maybe you still bring in a partner, but you'll be farther along in your career and education.

That is where I am at in my investing career so all the advice above has been good stuff.

In most cases, if you were changing jobs to a "New Career Field", Lenders will want you to have some time on the job.  

Fellow BPers, Hope you all had an awesome Father's day celebrationI've been in BP for about 2 years now and I really appreciate the spirit of collaboration and help in this community in my investing career.

Unfortunately for her she was a bit indecisive at the start of her college career and decided down a niche path that didn't have a great ROI .

I'm very interested in real estate investing and would love to pursue it as a career at some point in the future.

I personally own 11 small apartments that are not suitable for more than a single person.

I just made a career change from playing in the NFL for 3 years to being a commission-based Real Estate agent.

I would like to continue Investing, but unsure if I take the job where I would like to live that it wouldn’t actually some what cripple my investing career.