just like @Shane Hedeen said it's professional career and most good agents have 60 hour work weeks - it's just not a good part time job (unless you want to get your family in trouble by listing their home).

What if he is running around working 100 hours a week and cashflowing the same amount that he earned in a 40 hour work week when he had a day job?  

"Think and Grow Rich", "The Richest Man in Babylon", "The One Thing", "The 4-Hour Workweek", "The Aladdin Factor", "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People", "How to Win Friends and Influence People"

That is, if you buy one share each of the stocks of the Dow, the cost would be $28,000 and takes 1,077 work hours or 27 work weeks or 6 ½ work months of your time for $28,000.

that can easily work a 40 hour work week and take classes .

It was not work that I hated, but a lack of freedom, but at this time in my life all I knew of work was that it was a 40 hour or more workweek and if you wanted to own your own business, it would be much more than that, and I had no passion for a business to set my sights on.

The Four Hour Work Week: Timothy Ferris-This book opened my mind to the fact that I should be working to build systems that could run without me being at the helm.

What route people usually go (buying and renting out vs house flipping) if its possible to be a silent partner in real estate deals by just providing half the capital (due to working 112hr work week) if its really made y'all financially independent.

@Jameson Hooton I've calculated the equivalent of what my properties make for me based on a forty hour work week, but this is an interesting scenario that you've proposed.

But I want to be doing the 40hr or less work week by the time I am 40.I am self motivated, I have great basic math skills and complete ownership of my work and when I have a plan I put 110% into it.