Hello from rural MN,My wife and I are relocating to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area as a way to scale our eCommerce business (in order to leverage the population size to increase our sales volume).

However I also own an eCommerce and marketing company now and someone your age should be focused 100% online.

I have a full time corporate job as a Product Manager for an eCommerce company and got my license to help with investing on the side.

I already have a single-member LLC for a small ecommerce business that I own.  

Yes, I'm in L.A.I've got an e-commerce business and am looking into investing in multifamily, commercial, and/or private lending.

The company previously said it was looking at metropolitan areas with 1 million people and a stable, business-friendly environment.The remaining 20 places are:AtlantaAustin, TexasBostonChicagoColumbus, OhioDallasDenverIndianapolisLos AngelesMiamiMontgomery County, Md.Nashville, Tenn.Newark, N.J.New York CityNorthern VirginiaPhiladelphiaPittsburghRaleigh, N.C.TorontoWashington, D.C.The e-commerce giant received 238 proposals from cities in North America, many with lofty tax incentives and unique offers directed at CEO Jeff Bezos."

With my time starting an e -commerce website I have learned it has to be worth reading if you are going to publish it.

It seems like e-commerce and real estate have a lot of similarities, buying cash flowing assets, escaping the 9 to 5. 

Im in the process of having two ecommerce websites built.

My name is Joe McGranaghan.I'm a senior software engineer is the ecommerce space today.Also a single father of an eight year old girl.I always though 'when I got rich', I would get into real estate lol.I'm almost 40 now and realized the flaw in my plans ...So I've been reading and studying real estate for 3 months now,just devouring everything I can and taking notes, learning more.Went through various emotional stages, anger that I hadn't done this before,excitement, overwhelmed by everything I was learning, and now some clarity.So, this is my current plan to enter:Start with wholesaling.