Starting out and developing a base income are what I see as the most challenging starting point to paying for basic necessities in life.

I previously looked into getting a real estate license, but I've heard mixed reviews about the necessity of it. i can see how it would be beneficial when finding a mentor.

I'm happy to go first:A friend recommended I implement GTD (Getting Things Done) as a productivity system and it has completely changed the way that I work, reduced stress, and the necessity to remember so many things at once.

Whether they are investors by choice or necessity is irrelevant. 

They hold themselves out to be all wise and knowing and a necessity in a real estate transaction but can't even do the simple fundmentals.

Building useful resources is an absolute necessity!

Pay off some credit cards with high interest rates or ask for a rate reduction on those.These might be small things but then you look at them and they create a snow ball effect of change.The motorcycle is not a necessity since you already have transportation.You need to define WANTS from NEEDS.

I just want the necessities. 

But I was always good with cars, I started fixing cars out of necessity, than became a mechanic full time, where I flipped cars on the side.

I hope to be buying real estate whatever four year school I go to, even if I end up going to New York City.Alot of people ask what you're goals are, but pretty much my biggest goal is that after college (in about four years) I'd like to have enough monthly cash flow to pay for my basic necessities so I can invest in real estate full time.