@Craig LesslerYou may ask your plan provider if they allow dual investment platforms.

Hypothetical deets (all numbers are rounded):30-yr Mortgage: $280k @ 4.8% Dual net monthly income: $9kTotal monthly expenses: $5k (includes mortgage payment)(Cash Flow: $4k)Plan is to use a Line of Credit (18% APR) and pump $15k into the mortgage every 6 months (conservatively paid off in month 4).Using this approach (per the amortization schedule calculator I have) I will pay off the mortgage in less than 7 years.I will pay around $11k in Credit Line interest (approx. $700 each 6-month iteration), but will reduce my mortgage interest by over $200k!

Dual income no kids ~$110k/yr.

Pursue dual enrollment right now  with State College of Florida right there in Florida. 

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Florida also does not allow dual representation.

This does not mean that real estate will be part time if you want to be successful which is why we use the term "dual career".

Putting sellers and buyers together and representing both, is acting as a dual agent, one of the most risky transactions undertaken by real estate agents.

Sorry for the dual posts here but while responding to first posts others made additional posts. 

I also have a dual-incentive in doing so that coincides very nicely with my own personal plans for myself(relocation and retirement within 10 years).