Any tips on where to begin my venture is greatly appreciated also.

I’m still in the learning process of what avenue of investing I want to venture down, and about a year ago I signed up for a course to become a realtor but then backed out as it wasn’t the right time to devote that kind of studying.

ThanksIf investors are doing multiple real estate ventures, construction and rental, it would help that they can do the accounting correctly. 

You will also be able to show you have good cash reserves, good credit, a W2 (they don't care about job gaps) and you were part of a successful Joint Venture with an experienced fix-and-flip investor.  3.

About last year I made a business venture whilst in college in something called Amazon FBA and I asked a forum just like this one and everyone told me it has way more risks and that they are not confident that it is a solid investment/idea.

From signing the initial agreement to finalizing the project, they maintained a high level of professionalism and kept me informed with regular updates.The deal was backed by a Joint Venture Agreement and Promissory Note, and they delivered the expected returns on schedule, with no issues along the way.If you’re considering partnering with 51 West Properties, they’ve proven to be reliable and trustworthy.

Not essential but I've used it for other things and it's really cool when you are building out a new process, design, or work flow with your team as well.  

I mentioned these specifically because the people running them have high integrity and what I would caution people on is all the new debt funds popping up that are being used to fund their other ventures that are in trouble.

I'm venturing into multi-family purchases through them now, and we will see how that goes.I appreciate @Tyler Jahnke documenting the realities of his experience with them, instead of speculating on what "could be" based on horror stories heard from someone who has never actually invested with the company.I can attest to the communication leaving something to be desired, and I can tell the company is working on that aspect, but the true end goal of consistent cashflow seems to live up to it's promise so far, 18 months on.

Joint Venture: Team up with an investor who can contribute capital in exchange for a share of the profits.