So now 5 years from now, the amount I "paid" into the property may be less relevant.  

First off, Hello everyone my name is Reed and this is my first time starting a discussion.I'm posting here in the Starting Out category because I need some suggestions on where to begin with real estate.Here is some relevant information regarding my current situation:I'm 23 years old with one year until I graduate college.

I have read and watched every podcast, youtube video, or book I could get me hands on.

hey, I have another real estate investment video other than BP a chance and it was on wholesaling probates.

I am a college student and I have recently been reading books and watching videos on real estate investing.

Some time last year I was obsessed with house flipping formulas and thought I'd try my hand after podcast and YouTube videos.

Most of them are able to remotely purchase based off of referrals, numbers, photos, videos, 3rd party inspections and whatever else they need to feel comfortable.

I am very new to the realm of real estate so far I been thru just about 100 videos but no other form of education on R.E I believe I have the basic knowledge of R.E down pack but I know I have a lot more to learn and that is why I am here.

Holy smokes, this article/video should convince you pretty well that you shouldn't let your "passive income source" be too passive.Not everything should be delegated. 

@UgwuUche take a look at the GSD Mode videos and listen to the pod cast, Joshua Smith has a wealth of information for RE agents.