That is real estate investing.Some people might call wholesaling a way to get into real estate investing, and you can technically do that without any experience (whether you are successful is a whole other can of worms, but you can spend a lot of time).Becoming a real estate agent can be done straight out of college and a lot of agents are real estate investors.But anything self employed like wholesaling, flipping or becoming an agent will keep you from getting loans too.  

It's an excellent choice for targeting a wide range of renters, and its convenience and accessibility make it a perennial favorite.With your background, investing in any of these areas with a 1031 Exchange could be a smart play.

Technically on paper I do not own this property, however we are putting the property into a land trust that we will both own together 50/50.In speaking with a couple attorneys, I am getting mixed answers.

Go to college and get a firm background in math and finance and - most importantly - whatever interests you as a human being.

So many people these days call themselves designers but have absolutely no formal training or background.

I technically don't need the seller financing and could qualify on my own, but it is a nice to have.

Depending on your background, there could be other questions.

I've read some of Robert Kiyosaki's books, but I have no technical knowledge about what I should really be looking for in this industry.

Also the person paused on their application for a few days before completing it, including before doing the background check and paying the fee.

You’re better off, unless you have a background as an agent like myself, to have a RE salesperson rep you and transactional funding is key   Always check their criteria.