I bought my first house in February 2017 for $185k with the goal of buying at every duty station during my career.

That's when I learned that none of these unanswered questions were relevant to running a business.My business failed after a year, but I managed to find a W-2 job (technical writing) that combined the mission of my failed business (freelance writing) with my previous W-2 career (computer tech).

I paid $17k for a year of school to start my current career 20 years ago and I have no doubt that I wouldn’t have grown at the pace I did without that training.

Early in my career, 401(k)’s were the only investment vehicle I knew, but now I’d like to do other things with the funds.

So the guy I know who went to ITT Tech, failed at a tech career, then took 10 years to get an MBA from Devry on his parents dime will now be in the same category of me, the self made millionaire who did his MBA in 1.5 years at a top school?

(ARV x .65) - repair costs, holding costs, etc = Max OfferStarted my career with this formula and if you can stay disciplined enough not to violate it there's plenty of readily available capital to borrow.Go get it dawg!

Hi guys,I am looking to start my BRRRR career by using a HELOC on the first home we purchased and lived in for 1.5 years, but that we have been renting out since February 2018.

I also played sports during my college career (swimming), nationally and internationally.

Congrats on the career change.

It sounds like you are alredy in the right mindset to get your investing career started, so now it's just a matter of doing it.